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  1. Don's Diary

    Friday. Super-shuttle to Heathrow. Pick up external member of Staffordshire university validation panel who works for both City University and Lyon Business School. It is proposed that the new course...

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  2. Dismissed at a moment's notice

    For the past five years I have worked as a part-time lecturer in the department of adult education at Hull University. Last month I was dismissed at a moment's notice and without any prior warning by...

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  3. India ignored

    How can Peter Harris (World View, THES April 14) talk of Asia without showing a trace of awareness of the Indian subcontinent? A consideration of the variety of Indian attitudes to democracy, for...

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  4. Bring those accountable to book

    Alfred Morris proposes a new model for quality in higher education. Tim Boswell's weary suggestion that in the absence of agreement between the Higher Education Funding Council for England and the...

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  5. Charities' part in research

    Graeme Davies is reported (THES, April 14) as stating that "universities are particularly bad at recovering costs from charities". The position of the medical research charities, 74 per cent of whose...

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  6. Professor in an electronic ivory tower

    Under the heading "Getting Granny Wired" (THES, April 28), Nicholas Negroponte suggests that most of those present at the G7 meeting in Brussels a few weeks ago had little understanding of the...

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  7. Mergers that make sense

    The Labour Party has this week catalogued the 245 English hospitals which have closed since the National Health Service reforms began, obviously expecting to make political capital from the public's...

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  8. Churchill lessons

    Unhappy the land that has no heroes . . . Unhappy the land that has need of them." Brecht's dialogue over the role of the hero will have deep resonance this weekend as Britain commemorates the 50th...

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  9. US backs apartheid protesters

    The American embassy in Tokyo has backed protests by foreign teachers at Japanese state universities against what they claim are "systematic dismissals" of foreign academics over a certain age and "...

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  10. Final Word

    This week's Final Word is taken from a work which first appeared under the name of Ellis Bell: "I lingered round them, under that benign sky; watched the moths fluttering among the heath, and hare-...

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  11. Speaking Volumes: Book of Insects

    Kenneth Dover on Fabre's Book of Insects . I have sometimes been asked, "How old were you when you first became fascinated by Greek mythology?", and my answer, "I'm not sure I've reached that age yet...

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  13. A common wealth

    Encyclopedia of Post-Colonial Literatures in English

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