Great theory, but not divine
Dawkins' God
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A man out of tune with his world
Samuel Sebastian Wesley
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Outside a very broad church
The Spiral Staircase
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The potential of the Bible to give us a good bashing
The Destructive Power of Religion: Violence in Judaism, Christianity and Islam (four volumes)
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Wise words with a transatlantic accent
Speaking of Higher Education
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Is 'dumbing down' really 'reaching up'?
Where Have All the Intellectuals Gone? Confronting 21st Century Philistinism
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Wanted: an angel investor or Uncle Sam
Academic Entrepreneurship
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Haven for the worldly-wise
SOAS since the Sixties
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a novelist and playwright who won the Nobel Prize in 1969: "Mr Hackett turned the corner and saw, in...
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Cambridge celebrates a double whammy
Cambridge University scored a double first this week. An anonymous US donor gave $1.85 million (£960,000) to set up an endowment fund to honour cosmologist Stephen Hawking, and the institution also...
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Jobs cull is gathering pace
Hundreds of academic jobs are being culled across Britain as smaller and middle-ranking universities restructure subject provision to compete for research cash. Key figures in the sector warned of a...
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'You always get bright students who are not offered a place'
When David Clary takes over as president of Magdalen College, Oxford, he plans to focus on access and finance Oxford University colleges risk Laura Spence-style admissions rows every year, David...
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On the move ...
* The Arts and Humanities Research Board and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council have appointed a director for their first collaborative initiative, Designing for the 21st Century...
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Academics lose admissions role
Academics are losing control over student admissions as a series of universities look set to transfer responsibility for recruitment to central administrators, The Times Higher can reveal. In a...
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1,500 courses cut without job losses
Students are to be offered less choice at Anglia Polytechnic University from 2006 as the number of course options will be cut from 2,000 to 500. David Tidmarsh, the vice-chancellor, said the move...