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Spooks conspire to hide the truth
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Pentagon to Pac-Man
From Airline Reservations to Sonic the Hedgehog
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Laurie Taylor Column
Department of Media and Cultural Studies To all first-years Welcome to the department. Still feeling a little disoriented? Don't worry. Some of our present students tell us that it took them a whole...
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Laurie Taylor Column
Department of Media and Cultural Studies To all first-years Welcome to the department. Still feeling a little disoriented? Don't worry. Some of our present students tell us that it took them a whole...
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Leader: Euro plan needs cash to take off
Research is a key ingredient of the new Europe now taking shape. The word appears 28 times in the proposed European constitution, while this week the European Commission announced plans for a massive...
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Leader: New hope for old school
One swallow doesn't make a summer, but the appointment of Rick Trainor as principal of King's College London is an encouraging sign for the unity of a sector that has been moving relentlessly in the...
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Leader: Euro plan needs cash to take off
Research is a key ingredient of the new Europe now taking shape. The word appears 28 times in the proposed European constitution, while this week the European Commission announced plans for a massive...
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Leader: New hope for old school
One swallow doesn't make a summer, but the appointment of Rick Trainor as principal of King's College London is an encouraging sign for the unity of a sector that has been moving relentlessly in the...
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Will savage pruning fell the tree of knowledge?
Anna Fazackerley reports on fears about Labour's plans for research, while Simon Francis recalls the nightmare of trying to fund his PhD study. Top-up fees may be dominating debate in Parliament, but...
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Pick topic, seek grant, take job as cleaner...
Anna Fazackerley reports on fears about Labour's plans for research, while Simon Francis recalls the nightmare of trying to fund his PhD study My fondest memory is of the first flash of inspiration...
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Laureate of alllife's delays, traffic etiquette and tong use
The winner of the THES -sponsored Ig Nobel literature prize has spent a career trying to prove no (attaché) case is too trivial to merit an 'informal look', says Marc Abrahams. John W. Trinkaus has...
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It's a matter of life - not sex
Homosexuality in the Anglican Church is a big issue, but the increasingly rancorous debate over it risks making religion the preserve of fundamentalists and obscuring Christian wisdom on the...
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He spoke the truth to power
Edward Said, who died recently, lived as a true intellectual, says John Higgins. He applied critical rigour not just to writing but also to the world, denouncing corruption, defending the weak and...