The Lost Art of Finding Our Way, by John Edward Huth
Robert J. Mayhew on how people need to recover their ability to find their way without using technology
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Liberty’s Dawn: A People’s History of the Industrial Revolution, by Emma Griffin
Pat Hudson on a treasure trove of accounts of working-class individuals enjoying new opportunities and choices amid change
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The Young Atatürk: From Ottoman Soldier to Statesman of Turkey, by George W. Gawrych
Erik Jan Zürcher salutes a study showing how the military shaped the founder of the Republic of Turkey
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Willetts’ special adviser takes helm at Hepi
Nick Hillman promises to speak truth to power and not toe party line
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Applications lacking: Wales and the North East lag
Wales and the North East of England have the lowest university application rates in the UK, Ucas data demonstrate
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Poor to face bigger student loan bill than rich, says study
Research finds woe for squeezed middle, windfall for high-paid graduates
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Project highlights forgotten female scientists
Wikipedia ‘edit-a-thon’ bolsters profile of women who changed science
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Leicester ‘airbrushed’ historian out of Richard III find
John Ashdown-Hill says university failed to acknowledge his crucial contribution to discovery of king’s remains
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A World without Wall Street?, by François Morin, translated by Krzysztof Fijalkowski and Michael Richardson
Howard Davies finds the mooted global monetary solutions unrealistic and the translation astoundingly sloppy
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Private players clueless about graduate destinations
Findings likely to be of interest to BIS as student loan costs grow
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The week in higher education - 1 August 2013
Medical students are renowned for their antics, but stuffing the remains of a walrus into a coffin would seem extreme even for them. But this could be a possible explanation for the puzzling...
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Campus round-up - 1 August 2013
Source: Farrows CreativeNow you see me…An experimental sculpture has been unveiled at Bristol Temple Meads railway station. The work, which shows a young girl standing alone and gazing at her mobile...
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Forceful female fantasy
Laura Frost on the paradox of women’s lust that science struggles to comprehend