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  3. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an English novel by a man who once commanded a rocket ship: "He was struggling in every direction, he...

    #Books

  6. Laurie Taylor Column

    Dear Mr/Ms/Doctor/Professor. Thank you for returning your application form for the Media and Cultural Studies Conference to be held at the University of Poppleton from March 25-. A single room (R2365...

    #Laurie

  7. Letter: End the half-hearted tinkering 1

    The second-class status of vocational education will not be changed by more half-hearted tinkering as recommended in the green paper on 14-19 re-organisation ("New diploma flags up Morris revamp",...

    #Opinion

  8. Letter: End the half-hearted tinkering 2

    Sir Howard Newby, in evidence to the Public Accounts Committee, has rightly drawn attention to the problem of students having studied different topics in their mathematics A level ("First-years need...

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  9. Letter: Feeling physics envy?

    Roy Harris writes in his review of Ray Jackendoff's The Foundations of Language (Books, THES , February 15) that "the generativist horse never bolted: it was found dead in its stall". I agree with...

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  10. Letter: Real cost of RAE cuts 1

    Are departments that obtained a 5 rating the "real losers" of the 2001 research assessment exercise ("A cloud in blue skies", THES , February 8)? My department received a 1 in the 1992 RAE and a 2 in...

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  11. Letter: Real cost of RAE cuts 2

    My school entered the RAE in 1992 unprepared for and untutored in the strategies needed to create a strong research base. It gained a 2. Over the next four years we built an infrastructure and gained...

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  12. Letter: Real cost of RAE cuts 3

    The bias in favour of large departments by the RAE and the funding council excessively penalises top-flight researchers in the smaller departments. This will eliminate competition and deprive the UK...

    #Opinion

  13. Letter: Real cost of RAE cuts 4

    Roger Brown is right to highlight the way the RAE has weakened rather than strengthened the links between research and teaching ("One half of a double act", THES , February 15). A number of...

    #Opinion

  14. Letter: No offence 1

    You are wrong to imply ("No power to halt BNP recruiters on campus", THES , February 15) that the British National Party is recruiting students at the University of Greenwich. We have no evidence...

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  15. Letter: No offence 2

    I was astonished to read a letter criticising my cartoon for containing a "negative racial stereotype" and "disparaging indigenous art as crude and childlike". The joke was that an indigenous...

    #Opinion