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  1. Letter: 'Not really dead'

    The 19th century could be a time of horror to an informed person ("Plight of the living dead", THES, April 20). Hans Christian Andersen, for example, lived in constant fear of airborne diseases that...

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  2. Letter: Heated facts

    Mike Hulme is right to stress that responsibility for implementing the Kyoto protocol falls to each and every one of us (Letters, THES , April 20). Governments and their policies, however, shape the...

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  3. Letter: Imperial clarity (1)

    Imperial College has no intention of charging students fees in addition to those levied by government ("Doctor quits Imperial over fees", THES , April 20). The charging of top-up fees is illegal. We...

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  4. Letter: Imperial clarity (2)

    You made a lively piece out of Imperial College's application for degree-awarding powers ("Imperial bids for degrees", THES , April 20) but the reality is more prosaic. It is University of London...

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  5. Letter: Cull of languages lacked logic

    You quote a spokesman of the Higher Education Funding Council for England as doubting that universities would agree to regional planning of subject provision because they were autonomous ("Lecturers...

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  6. Leader: Missing jam for doughnut-style university world

    Abolishing tenure was supposed to make British universities more likely to give people permanent jobs because it would be easier to make staff redundant in hard times. It did not work out that way....

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  7. Net payoff is in parking

    Universities that are investing in distance education will eventually earn back funds through such unrelated areas as decreased traffic congestion and freed-up classroom space, a Canadian researcher...

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  8. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a work originally entitled Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World : "My father had a small...

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  10. Market mucks up mom and dad

    Howard Glennerster finds working families are losing out in the US. Those familiar with Theda Scokpol's early writing will remember her as a brilliant social historian of America's early welfare...

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