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  1. UK must compete

    Alan Ryan claims (Opinion, THES , December 19/26) that "it is not economically essential to compete with the US at a blue-skies level [since] Japan's growth rate was a compound 7 per cent per annum...

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  2. Talking turkey

    Your photo caption says that our "Christmas turkey could be descended from a prehistoric creature" ("A dinosaur for dinner?", THES , December 19/26). Surely every species is? Charlie Owen University...

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  3. Crusaders for a truly free flow of ideas

    Authors make their research available to publishers for nothing only to have it offered back to them at a price. Geoff Watts reports on efforts to change this Item: preparing this article, I log on...

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  4. The lengths they'll go to for an Olympic gold

    The key to Britain's recent success in international swimming lies in the appliance of science. Ben Carlish reports The waters of the Dublin swimming pool have barely settled after the Great Britain...

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  5. Buy our brand new world?

    Branding has become a buzzword for universities, but many academics remain sceptical at best. So we asked Robert Mighall, a former Oxford English fellow who is now a branding consultant, to do email...

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  6. The rise and rise of porn chic

    As pornography creeps into the mainstream and sleaze style becomes the vogue, how should feminists react, asks Angela McRobbie How should feminists respond to the pervasive, ironic normalisation of "...

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  7. The public pay, so give them their say

    The future of British science may rest on our ability to engage the population in an informed discussion about what research is done and how it is used, argues Lord Winston Two weeks ago in this...

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  8. Crusaders for a truly free flow of ideas

    Authors make their research available to publishers for nothing only to have it offered back to them at a price. Geoff Watts reports on efforts to change this Item: preparing this article, I log on...

    #Features

  9. The lengths they'll go to for an Olympic gold

    The key to Britain's recent success in international swimming lies in the appliance of science. Ben Carlish reports The waters of the Dublin swimming pool have barely settled after the Great Britain...

    #Features

  10. Buy our brand new world?

    Branding has become a buzzword for universities, but many academics remain sceptical at best. So we asked Robert Mighall, a former Oxford English fellow who is now a branding consultant, to do email...

    #Features

  11. The rise and rise of porn chic

    As pornography creeps into the mainstream and sleaze style becomes the vogue, how should feminists react, asks Angela McRobbie How should feminists respond to the pervasive, ironic normalisation of "...

    #Features

  12. The public pay, so give them their say

    The future of British science may rest on our ability to engage the population in an informed discussion about what research is done and how it is used, argues Lord Winston Two weeks ago in this...

    #Features

  13. Funding madness

    I read with incredulity the caption accompanying the photo of Wendy Miller and her children ("Rebel MPs steadfast against variable fees", THES , December 19/26). Miller will, along with 36 other...

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  14. UK must compete

    Alan Ryan claims (Opinion, THES , December 19/26) that "it is not economically essential to compete with the US at a blue-skies level [since] Japan's growth rate was a compound 7 per cent per annum...

    #Letters

  15. Talking turkey

    Your photo caption says that our "Christmas turkey could be descended from a prehistoric creature" ("A dinosaur for dinner?", THES , December 19/26). Surely every species is? Charlie Owen University...

    #Letters