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  2. Dennis Foy, 1953-2008

    A world-leading expert on automotive technology, a prolific author and a part-time journalist has died.Dennis Foy, senior lecturer in media at the University of Wolverhampton, died on 10 January aged...

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  3. Oxford Brookes and Staffordshire - Requests to raise loan limit

    Special permission to borrow amounts greater than 4 per cent of their income has been sought by Oxford Brookes and Staffordshire universities. Universities have to gain authorisation from the Higher...

    #Institutions
    #News
    #University of Oxford

  4. In defence of Sir Ian Wilmut's honour

    You reported on the petition directed against the knighthood awarded to Sir Ian Wilmut ("Wilmut knighthood enrages former team", 31 January). I was director and chief executive of the Roslin...

    #Letters

  5. Identifying the neediest 1

    Your cover story "Reaching out but still falling short" (24 January) pointed to apparently disappointing figures for students from widening participation target groups. The article reported a 1.24...

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  6. Identifying the neediest 2

    We read with deep concern, although sadly not surprise, your coverage on the Offa report highlighting the significant percentage of students who fail to claim bursary monies for which they are...

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  7. Forward, march! 1

    So, women's studies at the University of Warwick is now part of war and conflict studies ("Last women standing", 31 January)? Similarly, the enlightened attitude of Birmingham's Centre for First...

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  8. Forward, march! 2

    After reading June Purvis ("In search of women's writes", 24 January) I asked myself why I had never written to Times Higher Education. One possible explanation is that as a woman I don't feel much...

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  9. Forward, march! 3

    Not only do I suffer from multi-sector personality disorder, being a leader for higher education in a further education college, but I also have to bear the injustice of underrepresentation. I...

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  10. Science needs democracy

    Lord Winston gets himself Brownie points by declaring that scientists should heed the public's fears (News, 24 January). Yet last month, when we raised the legitimate concern that the Human...

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  11. Too much information?

    On the question of how many referees are needed to vouch for a job applicant (Letters, 24 January): in my experience, requirements are bizarre and quite illogical.For example, when I was appointed to...

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  12. Private degrees welcome

    The bestowment of official awarding body status to Network Rail, Flybe and McDonald's by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority represents a significant step towards developing the skilled...

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  13. Bigger than the Beatles

    Forget the Kop and the Cavern Club: it's the campus that powers Liverpool. Harriet Swain examines the dynamic impact higher education can have on a city.

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  14. Foreign exchange

    Competition for Chinese students is stiff, and Britain is in danger of losing its early advantage. Esther Oxford reports.

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  15. Backed into a tight spot

    £1,000 a year to park your car on campus - are universities being green or mean? Hannah Fearn investigates.

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