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  1. In Grant we trust to defend the NHS (2 of 3)

    "Running £730m UCL budget is a part-time job" is one-sided: it highlights the views of those opposed to the appointment of Malcolm Grant as chair of the NHS Commissioning Board, but does not reflect...

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  2. In Grant we trust to defend the NHS (3 of 3)

    There is nothing new in Malcolm Grant heading a health quango alongside his "day job" at UCL. In the mid-1990s, I lectured at the former University of Luton. Its vice-chancellor, Tony Wood, achieved...

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  3. Master the bottleneck

    David Blanchflower, former member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, is partly right in saying that 100,000 extra university places should be created next year to address rising...

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  4. Not by bread alone

    If last week's editorial meant to reaffirm the centrality of bread-and-butter issues in the University and College Union's remit, I would second it ("Bread, not political poses", 3 November). However...

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  5. Local science, local people

    "Democratic experiments" (3 November) raises some interesting points. However, I think Jon Turney may be mistaken in thinking that "democratic" means that everyone cares about "the science bit"....

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  6. This resistance is futile

    I struggle to share Alan Ryan's positive evaluation of the Occupy Wall Street protests ("Kropotkin's heirs apparent", 3 November). While we might agree that they are "astonishingly good-natured",...

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  7. Necessary standards

    Your comment on the employment practices of Shorter University in the US seems to miss the point (The week in higher education, 3 November). Frowning on adultery is a vital aspect of "the boring '...

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  10. Katrina Honeyman, 1950-2011

    An inspirational mentor, an exceptionally productive academic and a dedicated fan of Arsenal Football Club, Katrina Honeyman was popular with staff and students alike.Born in London on 18 June 1950,...

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  11. THE Scholarly Web

    Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere

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  12. Campus round-up

    Oxford/ImperialEyes are the prizeThe first gene therapy for choroideraemia - a degenerative disease that causes incurable blindness - has been carried out as part of a trial involving two...

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  14. What are you reading?

    A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

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  15. 10 November 2011

    Undercover investigations - Bureaucracy is making real scholarship a clandestine pursuit