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  1. On the rocks

    The grey whale on the last page of the ā€œSuper size meā€ report (Features, November) is belly up. Is Times Higher Education trying to tell us something?Sean NeillAssociate fellowCentre for Education...

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  2. Phantom menace

    How refreshing to read in a serious journal a proper account of poltergeist and other paranormal phenomena (ā€œSchools that have ghoulsā€, Features, 30 October).The author, Richard Sugg, starts with the...

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  3. V-c was here

    During the Second World War, the village of Simpson (now part of Milton Keynes) was home to a number of workers from nearby Bletchley Park. Local history research has identified that, for well over a...

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  4. Recognition and reward

    We applaud the advice from Annette Cashmore for those seeking promotion based on teaching (ā€œIf they like your lectures, donā€™t keep it to yourselfā€, Careers Intelligence, 6 November).A recent study by...

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  5. New branch for humanities

    Like Sarah Churchwell (ā€œHumanities: why the study of human culture still mattersā€, Opinion, 13 November), I am not immune to the appeal of a good read from within the literatureā€™s considerable...

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  6. Plotting happy endings

    As a lecturer and higher education programme leader in a further education college, I agree with Kevin Orr when he says that HE in FE can ā€œchange livesā€ (ā€œHE in FE: truths and illusionsā€, News, 20...

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  7. Interrogating the anti-terrorism bill

    The governmentā€™s proposed statutory duty on universities in the Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill will require universities to ā€œhave due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into...

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  9. The week in higher education - 4 December 2014

    For all the public assurances that the merger between University College London and the Institute of Education, University of London was a coming-together of equals, some IoE resistance fighters have...

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  10. Failing to look, listen or legislate

    An OMG moment is predicted for whoever wins the election as politicians address lapses in oversight and funding challenges

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  11. A most unequal match

    Source: AlamySchoolgirl errors?One of our leading pro vice-chancellors, Dr Janet Balsam, has denounced the ā€œnaive and immatureā€ portrait of higher education recently articulated by Toni Pearce,...

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