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  1. Leader: Employers need foundation role

    Foundation degrees are key to the government's planned expansion of higher education. Almost 10,000 students are taking them and the number is set to grow. But a study this week shows that they are...

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  2. Leader: EU intake and fees

    The government would be unwise to ignore the warning from the British Council that its top-up fees policy may deter students from the European Union from considering a British university. Any...

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  3. Skewing the evidence 2

    The phrase "since the 2001 al-Qaida attacks" was wrongly attributed to me. In my view, "al-Qaida", as an omnipotent terrorist organisation, is a figment of the US media's imagination and there's no...

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  4. Accidental funding 1

    I have much sympathy with the Higher Education Funding Council for England's wish to maintain the "cherished principle" that similar courses should receive public funding at similar levels ("Fees...

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  5. Healthy manoeuvre

    Some may fear the prospect of the National Health Service University poaching pre-registration nursing education ("Health academics voice fears over NHSU takeover", THES , October 17), others may not...

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  6. Too bright to see

    The photograph accompanying "Night light hinders UK astronomers" ( THES , October 17) was not an example of light pollution that prevents us observing the night sky but a perfect image of the Milky...

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  7. Poor mental health is no fantasy 2

    I was alarmed by Frank Furedi's selective use of our 2001-02 survey data on counselling in higher and further education. In trumpeting his claims of a rampant "therapy culture" in British...

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  8. Poor mental health is no fantasy 3

    Some of the most academically brilliant students have some form of psychological problem. Would Frank Furedi rather they were not supported in a way that enables them to fulfil their potential? Would...

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  9. Poor mental health is no fantasy 5

    The news story "Mentors count personal costs" ( THES , October 17) thankfully, but unknowingly, pre-empted Frank Furedi's provocative twaddle. Student mentors, who do not have their own mentors,...

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  10. Skewing the evidence 1

    No reasonable person can defend ignorant or intemperate denunciations or harassment of other scholars, be they pro-Israeli or pro-Palestinian ("Forget reds under the bed, there's Arabs in the attic...

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  11. Skewing the evidence 3

    Roger Ballard's attack on Terry Eagleton and Daniel Pipes (Letters, THES , October 17) was a rant. The letter is a perfect example of the anticolonial mindset. It confidently takes the moral high...

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  12. Accidental funding 2

    Hefce did not unveil any proposals on teaching funding last week as you report ("V-cs pan Hefce bid to redirect funding", THES , October 17), nor does it have plans to force nearly 50 universities to...

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  13. Unbalanced support

    Bruce Yardley ("Don't lose MSc magic", THES , October 17) correctly emphasises the importance of vocational masters degrees for young professionals. But he is wide of the mark in his economic...

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  14. Asuitable first move 1

    Where is the evidence that widening participation and a slowdown in vacancies will push more graduates into low-paid administrative or other casual work ("Graduates set for low-paid first jobs", THES...

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  15. Asuitable first move 2

    Many UK careers services would have been disappointed to read comments implying a lack of support for students. We do much more than offer a computer program and pamphlets. We run events that cover...

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