Plea to DTI wins £10m for hi-tech
The recruitment crisis in academic computer science and electronic engineering is putting the UK's chance to benefit commercially from the electronic age in jeopardy, a parliamentary inquiry has...
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In the news: Mary Bousted
Mary Bousted moved into pole position this week in the race to become Britain's highest-paid teachers' union leader. Dr Bousted is the executive committee's choice for the post of general secretary...
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Appointments
* David Gibson , chief executive of the Association of Colleges, has announced that he will retire next August. Mr Gibson, 63, has been chief executive of the organisation for four years. * John...
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Revolt over BNP man
Student activists at Salford University are trying to prevent the youth leader of the British National Party from attending lectures. Tony Wentworth, a politics undergraduate at Salford, has taken...
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Writing on the wall for nature?
The Blank Slate
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Where Whitehall feared to tread
The History of the Rhodes Trust
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On the road to India, No 10 or the asylum
Eton Established
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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 novel filmed by Stanley Kubrick: "Since the days of Adam, there has been hardly a mischief done in...
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The ultimate economic gaffe
Does Education Matter? Myths about Education and Economic Growth
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The first lesson - expect no thanks
The Effective Academic
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QAA mischief and Tesco - welcome to the compact
A Compact for Higher Education
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An uncultural eye on controversy
The Church in Ancient Society
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Spiritual take on earthly problems
Religion and Ecology in India and Southeast Asia
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Time to shift C of E away from the Med
Secularisation
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