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  3. Laurie Taylor Column

    From: The conference organiser Dear attendee I acknowledge receipt of your cheque for attendance and accommodation at this year's Conference of the British Association of Experimental Animal...

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  4. Leader: Different players, but the game's the same

    When John McKenzie took over the chairmanship of Leeds United, there was mild amusement that a professor whose last management responsibility was for a collection of art colleges had landed one of...

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  5. Leader: Sharper focus is the way ahead for the colleges

    Administrators have been trying for decades to construct a coherent system of further education in England and to link it as seamlessly as possible to schools and universities. Most have been...

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  6. Elemental trials of a lone 'crazy gringo'

    To study humanity's relationship with nature, one man spent a year alone on a tiny, desolate island. Philip Fine reports For more than a year, the stoutly built wooden shelter had provided Bob Kull's...

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  7. Clannish creep throttles civic spirit

    The British concept of public duty is being undermined by the erosion of national loyalty and the elevation of individual rights, argues Roger Scruton Those of us brought up in postwar Britain have...

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  8. Artist with scalpel and brush

    Transplant pioneer Sir Roy Calne found painting his patients helped him to understand them and, writes Karen Gold, taught him something about himself. "The nice thing about sculpture," says Sir Roy...

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  10. No open minds allowed

    Academic experts are being kicked off US government advisory committees to make room for industrial consultants, rightwing radicals and Christian fundamentalists. Stephen Phillips reports In January...

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  11. No competition in research game 1

    It is always useful to identify the problem before deciding the optimal solution and, while Sir Gareth Roberts and the Higher Education Funding Council for England ("Revamped RAE to start a year...

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  12. No competition in research game 2

    The board of the Higher Education Funding Council for England has not approved a new research assessment method nor a new research assessment exercise timetable as you report. It received Sir Gareth...

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  13. Graduate job shop

    Simon Hamm (Soapbox, THES, April 11) suggests that "graduate recruitment is a game of trial and error". In my experience, graduate recruitment is a professional business and recruiters work hard to...

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  14. Status of scientists

    We support the president of the UK Biosciences Federation, Colin Blakemore, in his efforts to ensure it achieves a status comparable to that of the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Institute of...

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  15. Raising the hurdles

    Extra hurdles that the unions will face in arguing for salary rises ("Pay drive faces local hurdles", THES, April 18) include the increases in insurance, national insurance costs and employer...

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