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  1. No to pension change

    University and College Union members in post-1992 institutions are being balloted on proposed changes to their pensions. These changes will have a detrimental effect on future academics and set up a...

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  2. Assess the stress

    Health and safety isn't just about physical health ("Sector's safety record slated", July 14). The Health and Safety Executive classes work-related stress as an occupational hazard and has approached...

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  3. Give up citing Galileo

    Once again we see the tired citing of Galileo as the exemplification of an anti-education Church of Rome ("Must science always end up on the altar?", Features, July 14). That would be the Galileo who...

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  4. What is it there for?

    It was dispiriting to hear that the main talking point at the Higher Education Academy annual conference was the fact that academic staff have to juggle roles ("Juggling staff have crisis of identity...

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  5. The face of things to come

    Full-facial transplants may be tempting for severely disfigured people but they carry many physical risks, not to mention the psychological implications, writes Nichola Rumsey Our faces reflect signs...

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  6. Some serious fun with games

    The UK's first professor of video games is also passionate about horror films - a genre that has experienced a renaissance since 9/11. Sara Wajid meets her The video game has come of age. Brunel...

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  7. 'Home from home' help

    Children in deprived areas often lack the parental support needed to get to university. But a project aims to change all that, discovers Mandy Garner It's the end of a long talk on the Second World...

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  8. Will the green belt buckle?

    Universities are under pressure to expand, but development often leads them headlong into battle with locals, reports Anna Fazackerley If York University gets its way, the rural village of Heslington...

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  9. First rumblings of a call to arms

    How did we arrive at global jihad? A student researching the madrassas of Northern Pakistan stumbled across some answers. Mandy Garner reports When Sana Haroon began research on the history of...

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