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  1. All our yesterdays

    Britain Since 1945. First edition

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  2. There is such a thing as society

    Introducing Social Theory. First edition - Key Contemporary Social Theorists. First edition - Critical Theory. First edition

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  3. Eyes on the old East

    The Ottoman Empire, 1300-1650 - The Ottoman Empire and Early Modern Europe. First edition

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  9. TQA just wasn't worth the pain 1

    Peter Williams (Soapbox, February 20) argues that, despite diminishing returns, great expense and highly effective institutional game-playing, the teaching quality assurance system has "helped to...

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  10. TQA just wasn't worth the pain 2

    Where was the self-criticism in the Quality Assurance Agency's valedictory report? I was an assessor. I was myself assessed. At Middlesex University, I was in charge of the preparations for...

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  11. TQA just wasn't worth the pain 3

    Teaching Quality Assurance assessors found exam questions "insufficiently challenging" and said the same questions were repeated year on year ("Flaws in marking revealed by QAA", February 20). Could...

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  12. Life's a lottery 1

    Alan Ryan's ideas for reorganising universities (Columnist, February 20), though sound, omit the individual academic for whom the labour market is a lottery. What job you get depends on timing,...

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  13. Life's a lottery 2

    Alan Ryan's reminder that free higher education went with income-tax rates of 33 per cent or more unwittingly gave us plan C: reduce the standard rates to 20 per cent; raise the higher rates...

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  14. Life's a lottery 3

    Mark Baimbridge's arithmetic (Letters, February 20) cannot be faulted, but what a pity he endorses disingenuous political claims that top-up fees are the only source of additional funding for higher...

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  15. Not so gr8 Britain

    As a former academic who has recently qualified as a secondary school teacher and examiner, it is dispiriting to mark GCSE and A-level scripts considered "top grade" by exam boards' criteria (Letters...

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