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  1. Aid for Africa

    The matters raised by President Thabo Mbeki (Opinion, November 12) will resonate with all those with experience of African universities. The UK is in a prime position to help to open up the new era....

    #Letters

  2. Big tick for overhaul

    We want to allay the fears expressed in your article on the new performance management framework system ("Fury over Treasury research meddling", November 12). To suggest that the framework will...

    #Letters

  3. Worrying rankings 1

    Your World University Rankings are fascinating (November 5). One of the unexpected results is to debunk the old saw about how US universities are good because they skim talent from the rest of the...

    #Letters

  4. Worrying rankings 2

    While I should be pleased that most of the universities I have been attached to have done well in your world rankings, all the talk about "the best universities" sounds more like selling soap powder...

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  5. Reality pill

    I am amazed at the sudden love affair with pharmacy in so many universities ("Pharmacy staff chasm", November 12). The Higher Education Funding Council for England, the Department of Health and the...

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  6. Fellow warriors on very different battlefields 1

    'Getting these students through the door is only the start' It turns out to be an enlightening experience when widening participation officers Patrick Johnson and Joe Baden swap jobs in the first of...

    #Features

  7. Fellow warriors on very different battlefields 2

    'How do we decide who is talented?' It turns out to be an enlightening experience when widening participation officers Patrick Johnson and Joe Baden swap jobs in the first of a new series. Once, this...

    #Features

  9. Every reason to party on for the part-timers

    Hourly paid tutors at the University of the Arts are raising a glass to improved pay and greater security. Humphrey Evans joins them. Parker's Place, a London pub driven deep into office-block...

    #Features

  10. Was first term just a warm-up?

    Stephen Phillips asks US academics what four more years of Bush means to them and finds a sense of foreboding. You ain't seen nothing yet," was President Reagan's rallying cry to the Republican...

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  11. Asthma UK

    Deadline: 15/12/2004

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  14. New digital map reveals Europe's changing landscapes

    Brussels, 17 Nov 2004 The European Environment Agency (EEA) unveiled the first digital map showing Europe's changing landscapes on 17 November. The map illustrates the multiple changes experienced by...