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  1. Signal imperative to put funding back on track

    Standards can only be raised if more cash is found to pay academics a decent wage, argues Claus Moser The issue of standards always hovers over us. Expansion remains the Government's top priority and...

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  2. Alison Wolf

    The image of the Lib Dems as champions of the underdog belies their true voter base: the middle-class academic I think I will have to batten down the hatches this month. Lots of my university friends...

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  3. Shrinking book speaks volumes

    After extensive (and expensive) market research, Sheffield University has unveiled a new logo. But despite vice-chancellor Bob Boucher's claim that this will give the institution a "new identity",...

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  4. Part-time promise lacks future

    Inevitably, wavering Labour backbenchers were given whispered assurances, nudges and winks last year as former Education and Higher Education ministers Charles Clarke and Alan Johnson attempted to...

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  5. Mama Weer All Crazee Now

    If academics who study popular culture feel bound to emphasise their work's serious pretensions by focusing only on the avant garde, then Alan Moore, head of music and sound recording at Surrey...

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  6. Chris McManus: review

    Tino Sehgal's installation, This Objective of That Object , is entered via a small vestibule linking two large, white, echoing rooms at London's Institute of Contemporary Art. The silence is broken...

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  7. Why I have taken a shot at bullshit

    Bullshit is one of the most salient features of our culture. Every day we are confronted by politicians, pundits and others who talk from a position of partial or total ignorance. They engage in...

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  8. Red spells danger

    Lighten the paperwork burden, urges Patricia Hodgson. Freedom will give Britain the edge Managing a large university must be one of the most demanding executive tasks in the UK. It requires the...

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  9. Go on, make your refutation

    We now have journals of negative results, but will Bruce Charlton's dream turn into a monster? If it is every columnist's dream to make a difference "out there in the real world", then I have just...

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  11. Commission calls for enhanced cooperation in space

    Brussels, 17 February 2005 At the ‘Winning through co-operation: sharing the benefits of space’ conference in Brussels to day, over 40 nations and around 20 international...