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  1. Chests beat out people's power

    Political Islam may provide the Iraqi people with a way to forge a democratic and inclusive future, despite Anglo-American opposition, says Iftikhar Malik The sight of multitudes of impassioned,...

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  2. At cross-purposes with minister 1

    There are basically two answers to the question: "What are universities for?" (News, THES , May 16). Universities exist (a) to teach students, and (b) to house communities of researchers/scholars....

    #Letters

  3. At cross-purposes with minister 3

    Almost all universities have the legal basis for their activities defined by their charters. The charter for the University of Wales, Bangor, states its objects as: "The advancement and dissemination...

    #Letters

  4. At cross-purposes with minister 4

    Charles Clarke refers to the "medieval concept" of the university as a community of scholars. In fact the primary purpose of the medieval university was to prepare students for the then major...

    #Letters

  5. At cross-purposes with minister 5

    Charles Clarke's arguments, and those of some of his critics, rest on a false polarity. It is the process of seeking truth for its own sake that is the main basis for the economic and social benefits...

    #Letters

  6. League lowdown 1

    The true graduate jobs picture is hidden, not only in the First Destination Survey ("Figures hid true graduate jobs picture", THES , May 9) but in your league tables. Many of those labelled as taking...

    #Letters

  7. League lowdown 2

    We were surprised that Westminster's media and communications courses were rated below institutions that had lower scores in teaching and research assessments in your ranking for the subjects. The...

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  8. League lowdown 3

    Latin American studies exist - except in The THES league tables. There, alongside Asia and Africa, we find a solitary America, of a distinctly Anglo hue. It is true that for the purposes of the RAE,...

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  9. League lowdown 4

    The data used for your league tables are selective. In terms of RAE scores, the University of Luton is recorded as receiving a 3a in business studies and a 3b in hospitality, leisure, recreation,...

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  10. More is more

    Damian Green's proposal (Opinion, THES , May 16) to turn back the clock to an era of tax funding for a more elite system of higher education is wrong. We need more graduates, not fewer, to promote...

    #Letters

  11. Inspirational scholar

    Phil Baty's feature "Did the Oxford blues turn red?" ( THES , May 9) refers to Jenifer Hart's "brief career" as a Soviet mole in the 1930s. It does not mention her subsequent career as a fellow of St...

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  12. Don't pick on students

    It is time to fight for better pay and conditions - but by causing students to suffer? ("Hurt your students to escalate pay fight", THES , May 16). If employers fail to see that a 40 per cent fall...

    #Letters

  13. Build a reputation

    We were surprised to read "Architects urged to 'go green' and 'get sensitive' with spaces" ( THES , May 16). The Royal Institute of British Architects took the lead three years ago in introducing...

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  14. At cross-purposes with minister 2

    You quote Charles Clarke as calling for a "great debate" on universities. On the same day, you published my letter to Mr Clarke (Letters, THES , May 16) inviting him to a debate on the concept of the...

    #Letters