Strange sisters in arms
Hannah More - Mary Wollstonecraft and the Feminist Imagination
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a writer who once translated Che Guevara in Havana: "What the contemporary observer sees is not...
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Morality takes a step back in time
Visions of Politics
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An injustice that put Bush in poll position
Just Elections
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How the red rose bloomed
New Labour's Grassroots
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Turbulent times for Blair Force One
The Last Prime Minister
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Conflict is given the Holywood treatment
Six Days of War
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Principle rises above pessimism
State of Nepal
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Discord on the road to harmony
Multiculturalism Reconsidered
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Laurie Taylor column
From: The Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Dear Professor Lapping As you will no doubt have read in The THES, and indeed in the more popular press, it is the government's intention...
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Alan Ryan
Universities UK needs to grow a backbone and stand up to Charles Clarke over higher education funding. Anyone seriously concerned about the underfunded and run-down state of English higher education...
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Leader: Any reform must be clearly better
The review of university admissions, published this week by Steven Schwartz's task force, sensibly sticks to principles rather than becoming bogged down in the practicality of reforms. But even that...
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Leader: Collegiate conundrum
The cloistered world of the Oxbridge college has always been one where disagreements can fester and grow into something more serious. From Anthony Trollope's Barchester Towers to Colin Dexter's tales...
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Can anyone tell the whole truth and nothing but?
Lord Hutton is charged with untangling the Kelly affair. Is such a search for absolute veracity an impossible task, or is the truth out there? asks Sean Coughlan. When the Hutton inquiry into the...
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Politicians' words and work are out of kilter
Pessimism results from rhetoric's failure to meet reality. Trevor Smith calls for more authentic discourse. More than 40 years ago, William Kornhauser presciently forecast the shape of things to come...