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  1. Letter: Logic and lesbians 1

    Sylvia Pankhurst's unquestionable bravery may well cancel out her demerits and qualify her for a statue somewhere. But if the statue is seen as a reward for getting votes for women, Mary Davis (...

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  2. Letter: Logic and lesbians 2

    The points that Mary Davis makes in her letter are well taken. But the question of "who cares" whether some of the women campaigning for the vote were lesbians cannot be left unanswered. Lesbians...

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  3. Letter: Logic and lesbians 3

    The stigmatisation of lesbianism is perpetuated in the dispute between Martin Pugh and June Purvis ("Lesbian fracas splits scholars", THES , January 25). Writers who are anti-feminist or critical of...

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  4. Letter: Union grievances

    The debate regarding possible undemocratic election procedures at the Association of University Teachers ("AUT rivals reveal priorities", THES , January 11) prompts questions such as why does the...

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  5. Letter: Monetary mistake

    To imply that large increases in the remuneration paid to vice-chancellors in their final year of service will generate a similarly large increase in their prospective pensions (Leader, THES ,...

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  6. What it means to be a 'citizen'

    As the increased threat of terrorism fuels the debate over the concept of 'citizenship' and its role in society, Adrian Mourby ponders whether a person can become 'British'. The government's...

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  7. The generation of genius

    The death last week of molecular biologist and Nobel laureate Max Perutz reminds us, writes Michael Ruse, that a chapter in the history of science is nearing its end The death last week of Max Perutz...

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  8. Private face of a public funder

    Researcher, author, television personality, vice-chancellor and policy-maker - Howard Newby has done it all. The head of Hefce talks to Pat Leon about a life promoting the cause of higher education...

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  9. A troubled tale of talent, fame and misfortune

    Liverpool's 'fame' school has often made the headlines for the wrong reasons, but in a new book, founder Mark Featherstone-Witty argues that, controversies aside, he is happy to have created '...

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  11. AAAS: What's on this year's agenda

    This year's AAAS conference covers everything from geometry jokes to science on the box, the atrocities of September 11 and bioterrorism. As with most conferences in the United States today, the...

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  12. AAAS: Nice figures plus other vital statistics

    This year's AAAS conference covers everything from geometry jokes to science on the box, the atrocities of September 11 and bioterrorism. John Allen Paulos is a man with a mission. It is one that, if...

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  14. Routine chat that ignited a national spat

    A race row has erupted in the US after a run-in between colleagues at Harvard. Stephen Phillips reports Lawrence Summers, president of Harvard University, hit a raw nerve when he met the Ivy League...

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