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  1. New York

    Stephen Greenblatt, professor of the humanities at Harvard University and outgoing president of the Modern Language Association of America, wants academics to buy more of each others' books and set...

  2. Don's diary: child migrants' search for justice

    Saturday New Orleans is a city waiting for night. It is not only the streetcars that are named desire - the entire French Quarter dissolves into jazz, blues and sex. Sit on the balcony. Below a...

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  3. Pipe dream or pear-shaped future?

    Tradition demands that The Diary's new year message outlines the shape of higher education for the coming year. This year, given the imminent release of the government's strategy paper, we are...

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  4. Why I think the RAE review needs to go back to basics

    Former research director of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and member of the social policy and social work panel for the 2001 research assessment exercise The research assessment exercise in its...

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  5. Free up our enterprise

    Want strong, solvent universities? Cut their dependence on the public purse, says Patrick Dowling The government wishes to establish a sound financial framework for our universities. Lowering the...

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  6. Banda Aceh

    Imprisoned Scottish-born academic Lesley McCulloch has begun a hunger strike after her US friend Joy Lee Sadler was taken to hospital in a critical condition.

  7. Your course can be a real corker

    When it comes to constructing a course, universities should chuck out the chintz and make the design clear, stimulating and satisfying, writes Paul Kleiman. Universities are idiosyncratic...

  8. Teaching: on the front line

    What is your experience of teaching in higher education? Our new column asks teachers how they manage . Name: Frank Griffith Age: 43 Job title: Jazz and popular music lecturer Job description: I...

  9. Top teachers go private

    A cycle of educational advantage whereby privately taught pupils go to top universities, gain good degrees and return to teach in independent schools has been revealed in a survey. The survey,...

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  10. 'Bill' is the word on Oxford lips

    Former US president Bill Clinton is emerging as the front-runner for the next chancellor of Oxford University, although no formal nominations have yet been placed. The death at the weekend of Lord...

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  11. Unesco head rejects Israel boycott amid Paris storm

    Koïchiro Matsuura, director-general of Unesco, this week rejected an academic boycott of Israel. His comments came as two Parisian universities wrestled with the boycott issue, which erupted in...

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