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Eternal myth of ideal woman
Mother India
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Cart before the force
Cinema India
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Overegged but not a pudding
Atlas of Emotion
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Spirited idea that failed to connect
The Invention of Telepathy
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Getting the measure of a turbulent triangle
The Measure of All Things
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Robert who? The prickly genius
The Man Who Knew Too Much
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Fashioning the wheel of change
Science, Reform and Politics in Victorian Britain
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The fine art of making stopples go
The Art of Chemistry
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Laurie Taylor Column
Pulped books spark fury - THES, June . Welcome to the Library Rationalisation Committee. We have two new faces. As you know our former head librarian, Dr A. J. R. Duncombe, has taken early retirement...
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Alan Ryan
The real lessons from the Ivy League are about fees and donations, not graduate numbers and management style. The silly season started early this year. And in the austere pages of this paper, too. It...
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Leader: Businesslike but far more than just businesses
Large and important though Manchester's merged university will be, the dispute over its governance (pages 2 and 14) would be of mainly local concern were it not for the government's interest....
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Leader: Blair may need to sugar the pill in vital subjects
Engineers are worried about the shortage of science students (page 7), linguists are already trimming degrees to three years, abandoning the traditional year abroad, because they are struggling to...
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Literati dine out on the cultural cold war
The CIA funded British intelligentsia to help stop communism. The results were mixed, but they paved the way for Tony Blair, says Hugh Wilford. It was a revelation that scandalised British...
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Seeds of the 'new Holocaust'?
In an incendiary polemic, Baruch Kimmerling attacks the violent policies of Ariel Sharon and argues that failure to see that Israeli and Palestinian fates are intertwined could reduce the Jewish...