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  1. Bodies of learning

    In successive editions of the Letters and Opinion columns of The THES we have had references to "academics working their balls off","the substantial proportion of academics who are "working their...

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  2. Crowning point

    I would like to make clear beyond any doubt that Queen's University, Belfast, is not supplanting its coat of arms with a new logo. The logo is additional to the coat of arms, which includes the crown...

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  3. Curiosity doesn't pay

    The antiquity of the problems academics face in raising money for their research, particularly if it is "curiosity-driven research" ("Labour policy poses threat to freedom", THES, March 26) is...

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  4. Web can capture true RAE story

    One of the rules of the game ("To win the global game, providers must pay to play", THES, May 26) should be transparency. We would all benefit if your "spirit of openness" was achieved in the...

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  5. Web can capture true RAE story

    I think this RAE thing should stay as it is ("That's one for me, 14 for you", Soapbox, THES, May 26), mainly because the forthcoming round is driving my lecturers crazy. I know one who keeps talking...

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  6. Lessons to be learned

    Which was the 'absolute scandal' last week - Oxford's rejection of Laura Spence or Gordon Brown telling universities whom to select? Barry Sheerman and Colin Lucas (No Compromise on Standards)...

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  7. No compromise on standards

    Which was the 'absolute scandal' last week - Oxford's rejection of Laura Spence or Gordon Brown telling universities whom to select? Barry Sheerman (Lessons to be Learned) and Colin Lucas discuss the...

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  9. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from a man with a passion for cricket: " Since I left 10 Downing Street, I have often thought - why...

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