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Princes - of Denmark and of Wales
The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare
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Fully armed with love and a ponytail
I Love You But...
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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 story about literary scholarship: "The book was thick and black and covered with dust." The winner...
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DIY and espresso were once so rock and roll
The Beatles
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Vast vista is not for the lightweight visitor
The Monuments of Italy
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Witness who was looking the wrong way
People's Witness
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Taking a linear run with Henri
Skateboarding, Space and the City
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Portraits from a poison pen
Eve Arnold
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New page in old story
The Book History Reader
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Laurie Taylor column
"We... the tutors, are not the possessors of a static body of knowledge that we can pass on, but participants in a many-sided conversation" - THES , October 25. Could we all squeeze up a little more...
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Leader: Don't let the OECD's plaudits go to our head
This year's Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development survey of education in the industrialised world has depicted UK universities as a global model of good practice. Underpinned by a...
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Leader: Frustrated sector could profit from Clarke's clout
Never has a new education secretary been given so much advice and been so unlikely to take notice of it. Although he has made a career out of being his own man, politicians, pundits and education...
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The return of big brother
Many people believe that Russia's security service is trying to intimidate academics and stifle open debate. Nick Holdsworth reports. Russian scientists, academics and environmentalists are feeling...
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Check emails, fix up meeting with councillors, buy Kit Kat
Just what do vice-chancellors do all day? Harriet Swain joins Michael Brown of Liverpool John Moores University to find out, in the first in a series on the working lives of people in higher...