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  1. No grey areas in a green's world

    Some researchers fear that the environmental lobby is turning away from scientific balance to push an anti-capitalist agenda by 'scaring the hell out' of people. Chris Bunting investigates Stephen...

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  2. Erroneous exercises 2

    I am not surprised at the correlation between research assessment exercise and Quality Assurance Agency scores. A department with above-average research funding is likely to have relatively more "...

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  3. Feuding won't solve FE dilemma 1

    While I am sympathetic to further education principals' frustration that universities might hijack foundation degrees rather than work in partnership ("FE chiefs air alarm over new degrees", THES ,...

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  4. Feuding won't solve FE dilemma 2

    Further education colleges are right to be concerned that higher education institutions will go it alone on foundation degrees. The Hefce consultation on teaching funding proposes that foundation...

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  5. Just conclusion 1

    Sir Harry Kroto believes the war against Iraq was illegal (Opinion, THES , September 12). This judgement is highly disputed among specialists in international law. Experts disagree, as did the...

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  6. Just conclusion 2

    Sir Harry Kroto is clearly against action that removed from power a tyrant who murdered, raped and mutilated thousands of his own people. Kroto claims to "espouse free thinking and have no mystical...

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  7. Just conclusion 3

    I was astonished by Sir Harry Kroto's view of Tony Blair and Iraq. Now we have the solution to the dilemmas of modern statecraft: listen to reasonable people. I am sure the prime minister is kicking...

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  8. Erroneous exercises 1

    Why do we persist with the expensive, time-consuming and blunt instrument of the research assessment exercise in subjects that have research councils ("Break up RAE scam", THES , September 12)? When...

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  9. Postdoc blues

    How disappointing that you call postdoctoral researchers "students" ("Get a life? Not with our hours", THES , August 22). They are highly qualified professionals, many world experts in their fields....

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  10. Exemplary exertions

    For once, I am not sympathetic to Laurie Taylor's view of third-class degrees ( THES , September 12). At a college that no longer exists, we had the category of "Honourable Third" - some determined...

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  11. Closed contest

    Peter Brown, secretary of the British Academy, writes that "all research funds are awarded in open competition" (Letters, THES , September 12). If he checks the BA's regulations, he will see that...

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  12. Miss-taken identity

    Just for the record: Fabrice Virgili - the author of Shorn Women: Gender and Punishment in Liberation France , which was reviewed by Richard Parish (Books, THES , September 5) - is a bloke. Jane...

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  13. Top up with laptops

    Top-up fees present a unique opportunity to provide all students with laptops for only £200-£250 a year ("Top-ups are non-negotiable", THES , September 12). The savings involved in cutting the number...

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  14. Sporting achievement

    Michael Rennie's critique of your upbeat analysis of sport science was too generalised (Letters, THES , September 12). At my institution, students may well study elements of swimming-pool management...

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  15. Ethical poser

    Ethics is not a field in itself, as Simon Lee makes out (Why I, THES , September 5) - it is interdisciplinary. Teaching it depends on epistemology and the study of perception, human nature and...

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