1 October 2009
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Contamination unlikely to have caused Manchester cancer cases
Independent inquiry finds that illnesses among Rutherford Building staff were probably coincidence. Melanie Newman reports
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Law scholars object to minister’s ‘selfish’ charge
Justice Secretary says universities are putting their interests first by offering too many law places. Hannah Fearn reports
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Sheffield staff “astonished†at being asked to clean up after themselves
The University and College Union has criticised plans to vacuum and wipe offices just once every few weeks
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Gloucestershire to shut London outpost
Move comes less than a year after a multimillion-pound refit. Melanie Newman reports
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Gloria Monday: Only a crumb of comfort
Although the PhD she examined was as bad as the lunch, Gloria Monday chokes down her objections
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For the last time, ‘Edward III’ is not a sequel!
Study shows that Hollywood’s version of events lingers longer in the mind than historians’ painstaking work. Jon Marcus reports
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Once more unto the breach…
Retired v-c of London South Bank to take the reins at UEL on an interim basis. Melanie Newman reports
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Sell, baby, sell – and remember Betamax
Dan Stern says that the marketisation of research means that academics must abandon the ivory tower and get down and dirty in the marketplace – or face obscurity
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Book of the week: Heaven's Touch: From Killer Stars to the Seeds of Life, How We Are Connected to the Universe
Simon Mitton on a tour de force that joins the human and the cosmic
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Striking a Light: The Bryant and May Matchwomen and their Place in History
Jane Humphries admires the detective work that is rekindling respect for the match girls' strike of 1888
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Kierkegaard: An Introduction
This general introduction to Kierkegaard's thought proves a clear, sober and informative guide both for students coming to Kierkegaard for the first time and for more experienced readers. The book's...
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The Canon. Utopian Thought in the Western World. By Frank E. Manuel and Fritzie P. Manuel
Frank Manuel was already a distinguished historian with several excellent books on Utopianism to his credit when, in 1979, he and his wife, Fritzie, published this magnum opus. More comprehensive,...
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The Gargoyles of Notre Dame: Medievalism and the Monsters of Modernity
A 19th-century obsession with the macabre was the medieval church's saviour, says James Stevens Curl
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Cinema Entertainment: Essays on Audiences, Films and Film Makers
This short book enters into a debate that has a lengthy history, not only in the context of cinema but in relation to the cultural industries more broadly. From its inception, cinema has found itself...