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Laurie Taylor column
Dear Everybody Thought that you might like to know that your favourite third-year gang from last year did finally make it to Majorca We've really been letting our hair down after all the stress of...
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Leader: Corporate universities can teach us a lesson
As if Britain's new universities have not got enough to worry about in attracting students, there is a renewed warning this week of the threat of corporate universities eroding their market. The...
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Leader: AS levels should not be a shortcut to degree entry
The annual A-level row is almost over and the GCSE version is just beginning. It is the universities' turn to be accused of dumbing down. At a time of record pass rates, some are apparently ready to...
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If war is not the answer, what is?
It's not enough to oppose confrontation with Saddam - the world must come up with an alternative that does not abandon the Iraqi people to endless suffering, says Christoph Bluth We don't know when...
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Heat on cities to change
The world's cities can do the most to worsen or mitigate environmental damage and climate change. Julian Hunt and Lorna Walker focus on London It is becoming increasingly apparent that the often...
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So what if the summit is all talk, no action
As politicians head for Johannesburg, Chris Bunting starts our four-page special on sustainability by looking at how the summit will bring together more scientific experts and policy-makers than ever...
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Free market will enslave us all
Humans do not develop by buying mobile phones and BMWs, argues Thai environmentalist Sulak Sivaraksa, who believes a sustainable future requires a little bit of spiritual enlightenment. Chris Bunting...
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'A strikingly good bargain'
Preserving the biodiversity of our planet will require some short-term sacrifices but in the long term it will benefit everyone, both economically and environmentally. Jaap de Roode reports In the...
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Moving to the Yorkshire muse's beat
Simon Armitage talks about prisoners, prose, poetry conferences and car problems with Gary Day Once famous for its cricket, Yorkshire is now renowned for its poets: Ted Hughes, Tony Harrison and,...
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Still want sun, sand and sex on the beach?
In the last of our series on tourism, Chris Ryan considers how academic studies of sex tourism can help sex workers gain human rights and promote responsible travelling Sex tourism as a topic of...
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Bums on seats aren't everything 3
As ever post-clearing, we are privy to the annual whinge about the decline and fall of British education standards. But out there where real students live, there are hopeful voices, rejoicing hearts...
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Visitor has overstayed
The visitor processes are as varied as the post-holders (Letters, THES , August 16). A complainant might be lucky and get a "good bishop" or the Privy Council Office. They might get an oral hearing...
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Points of law
With reference to Frank Furedi's article "Would you fail the Trades Description Act?" ( THES , August 16), first, it is the Trade Descriptions Act 1968. Second, there may be more than a "little doubt...