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  1. One that did not get away

    The discovery of a colossal squid in the Antarctic was a dream come true for marine biologist Kat Bolstad There was a moment of stunned silence as we saw the first image of the colossal squid...

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  4. Truth about wiggins?

    Reviewer Henry Hardy laid into sloppy copy-editing at Oxford University Press (Books, THES, April 11) by citing a "glorious" footnote naming a book as Needs, Values, Wiggins, Truth . "What are...

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  5. Push for policy change

    The gist of Phil Baty's article on National Union of Students funding policy ("NUS left forces a U-turn on grants", THES , April 4) is spot on, but he blurs an important detail. When Labour Students...

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  6. Blotted copybook

    The Rorschach inkblot test has not been discredited as you report ("This test 'makes everyone look sick'", THES , April 4). Most reviews are favourable. Critical ones have resulted in further...

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  7. Copyright catch-up

    Iain Stevenson (Letters, THES , April 11) describes the claim that mid-20th century authors may never go out of copyright as "ridiculous", but US corporations are already lobbying for a further...

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  8. Banking on crop lines

    David Wood, in his "Why I believe gene banks are a waste of money" on the nature and importance of conserving the diversity of our crops ( THES , March 14), argues that the Global Conservation Trust...

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  9. Real-life crime

    Steve Dixon (Why I, THES , April 11) argues that the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire case should never have been brought to court, on the grounds that it "marks a monumental incursion of a TV show into...

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  10. Rainbow of rights 1

    Alan Ryan's article (Opinion, THES , April 11) is sad - literally and in the colloquial use of that word. He makes a too close association between diversity and affirmative action, even when he comes...

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  11. Rainbow of rights 2

    Will Mona Baker move to "unappoint" US and UK academics in response to the recent invasion of Iraq? Andrew Barry University of Edinburgh

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  12. Offa on the wrong foot? 1

    Using the name Offa for the latest higher education watchdog does seem a little unfortunate ('Toothless' Offa stokes fees revolt, THES , April 11). When King Offa built his dyke against the Welsh,...

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  13. Offa on the wrong foot? 2

    Will the head of the new access watchdog be called Offa's Tyke? Ian McNay Professor emeritus, higher education and management University of Greenwich

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  14. Offa on the wrong foot? 3

    Of course, Offa's previous construction had only a short period of importance and it was soon abandoned. John Wakeford Missenden Centre for the Development of Higher Education

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  15. The 'don' in Madonna

    I'm sure that Laurie Taylor had many more changes of names of courses in his repertoire ( THES , April 11 re: "Industry hits out at diluted degree trend", THES , April 4), but perhaps he might like...

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