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  1. The week in higher education

    • Everybody enjoys a good old-fashioned academic spat, and Geoffrey Hill, professor of poetry at the University of Oxford, has obliged by picking a fight with the Poet Laureate, Carol Ann Duffy....

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    #The week in HE

  2. Leader: Seeing red over Green blindness

    The immigration minister's aversion to the evidence for the value of foreign students sadly sums up Home Office attitudes

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    #Opinion

  3. From where I sit - Cultural revolutions

    As the Year of the Dragon begins, many Chinese university graduates have decided to return to major cities: the very cities they previously fled for their home towns because of cut-throat competition...

    #From Where I Sit
    #Opinion

  4. Appointments

    University for the Creative ArtsMagdalene OdundoA renowned potter has been made a patron of the National Society for Education in Art and Design. Magdalene Odundo, professor of ceramics at the...

    #Appointments
    #People

  5. Lucian Freud Portraits

    The unflinching, fleshy landscapes of Lucian Freud's intensely powerful works are a feast for the senses, argues Alex Danchev

    #Art
    #Culture
    #Exhibitions

  6. Pseuds' corner

    Baffled by the ease with which titles promising to turn world history on its head have won huge audiences despite defying logic and lacking proof, Daniel Melia laboured to divine the hidden secrets...

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  7. Oxford opens up on graduate destinations

    Oxford has stolen a march on the rest of the sector by exposing its graduate destinations to detailed scrutiny - exploding a few myths in the process. Simon Baker investigates

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  8. Fees iniquity offers firms an opportunity

    As per your coverage, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service has published its annual figures on applications grouped by subject and region ("Crisis, what crisis? Fall in applicants meets...

    #Letters

  9. Stuck on the sidelines

    The University and College Union's decision to suspend its industrial action while negotiations take place over the Universities Superannuation Scheme in the pre-1992 sector is unwelcome. While the...

    #Letters

  10. Whole new ballgame

    Regarding your recent news story, "Double bind and binary line menace for Welsh post-92s" (2 February): may I add the following important elements to the picture presented by the article?• The...

    #Letters

  11. The costs of indiscretion

    I thank Anthony McIntyre for his response to my letter ("The sin of omission was Boston's, not ours", 2 February), but it misses my point - and proves it at the same time.No guarantee of...

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  12. Schoolboy errors

    Open letter to David Delpy, chief executive, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research CouncilDear David,I was shocked to read the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council press release, "...

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  13. Good timing

    With reference to your article "Scottish head pay control would avoid 'fat cat' slur" (2 February), it might be worth noting the felicitous coincidence of the publication of the review of Scottish...

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  14. High price to pay

    Our current source of helium is the alpha decay of uranium and its daughter radioisotopes in the rocks of oil and gas fields ("Compound the error", Letters, 26 January, and "For He, just add...

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  15. Film review: The Woman in Black

    Will Brooker is disappointed by an old-fashioned ghost tale that lacks the spirit of its superior source

    #Culture
    #Film