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  1. Warwick and conflict of interest

    Vice-chancellors' concerns about Diana Warwick's elevation to become a working Labour peer are quite right ("Warwick peerage splits CVCP", THES, July 9). There is a conflict of interest and no matter...

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  2. Warwick and conflict of interest

    Graham Zellick's argument (Soapbox, THES, July 9) seems based on two misrepresentations. Diana Warwick will speak and act in the Lords in her personal capacity and not on behalf of the CVCP. There is...

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  3. Warwick and conflict of interest

    I was amused by one of Graham Zellick's reasons for resigning from the CVCP over the Diana Warwick affair: "We were not consulted and senior people such as vice-chancellors do not take kindly to such...

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  4. A question of faith

    The article on radical orthodoxy gives a misleading impression of the movement ("Angels in dirty places", THES, July 2). First, it is true we ascribe to a Credal orthodoxy. At the same time, we...

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  5. A question of faith

    The low intellectual level of the trendy movement called radical orthodoxy is evinced in the quoted statement of Graham Ward, one of its leaders, that the "positivist view of materiality" held by...

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  6. When the exams fail

    In "How to help students who fail exams" (Teaching, THES, July 9) one important factor was overlooked - failures due to faults with examinations. Although examiners are usually subject experts, few...

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  7. Complaints procedure

    Your publication of an extract from my recent letter to the Quality Assurance Agency in the story "Students reject complaints code" (THES, July 2) failed to bring out that I welcomed the QAA draft as...

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  8. Durham lodges

    Following the reference to Durham University in the context of freemasons (Letters, THES, July 2), could I make a couple of points? Two masonic lodges with "Durham University" in their titles were...

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  9. Disabled by the system

    The issue of access and access funds to university for mature and disabled students is very relevant to the series of articles you are running ("Living on borrowed time", THES, July 9), as is funding...

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  10. If you miss this one...

    My advice "book a passage to Zambia" (Star turn, THES, July 9) was in response to the question "if it's cloudy in Cornwall, when is the next chance to see a total solar eclipse?" and my answer...

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  13. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from a work whose title is taken from the hebrew term for Beelzebub: " The boy with the fair hair...

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