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  1. John Usher, 1945-2008

    John Usher, a leading authority on European law, has died.He was born in Cheshire on 12 August 1945 and educated at Hyde Grammar School and Newcastle University before receiving a scholarship to...

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  2. Cultivate curiosity

    In Frank Burnet's article "Pick'n'mix not so sweet" (6 November), he reports that his experience "has been that few things upset students more than the suggestion that it might be necessary to...

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  3. Stretching understanding

    Tim Birkhead's report that some school biology textbooks say there is a purpose behind the laying of eggs in great quantities by fish ("How duff exams spawn failure", 13 November) would make you...

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  4. Paradigmatic prison

    Edzard Ernst (Letters, 6 November) is wrong in claiming that students of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) do not understand "critical thinking".Precisely the reverse is the case, with CAM...

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  5. Classified targets

    John Holford's article "There is a wider purpose for universities than 'serving the economy'" (13 November) rightly draws critical attention to the Government's compression of the definition of...

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  6. Creature comforts

    I don't know which was more alarming about Bob Blaisdell's article on teaching ("You can lead cattle to water but you can't make them think", 13 November): his belief that the treatment of cattle at...

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  7. Privileged discussions

    Might I reassure Robert Nancarrow (Letters, 13 November)? Evidence submitted to any Parliamentary Select Committee is covered by absolute privilege. Furthermore, an employer who disciplines an...

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  8. Down to a T

    Reading "No change in ranking for Poppleton" (13 November) reminded me of how far we've come, in factitious terms, from "Don's diary" to "The Poppletonian", a move accompanying that from The THES to...

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  9. Halt the expansion of quality bureaucracy

    Oh dear, it never ends. You report that Roger Brown is calling for the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) to be given a role in reviewing universities' degree-awarding powers, and for its remit to be...

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  10. Reject a police role

    It is to be hoped that there will be wide support for the call for the withdrawal of Home Office rules requiring the surveillance of overseas students issued by the National Critical Lawyers Group...

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  11. A four-square defence

    The conference "Intellect and Democracy" held in Edinburgh last month was University and College Union Scotland's contribution to kick-starting a discussion about the future of Scotland's...

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  15. University of Exeter - Keep fit to cut cravings

    It takes just 15 minutes of exercise to reduce cravings for food or drugs, according to researchers from the School of Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Exeter. Exercise has already been...