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  4. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a work by a novelist who made literature out of bureaucratic procedures: "It was late in the evening...

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  11. Laurie Taylor column

    Any more extenuating circumstances? We have a note from Julian Rix pointing out that during his finals he was still suffering from the after-effects of a corn. How might that affect his performance?...

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  12. Leader: Is Hodge fiddling while the middle class learns?

    The THES postbag has been bulging this week as seldom before as academics and administrators vent their spleen at the idea that they are guilty of elitism. Those in the new universities, particularly...

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  13. Why do work that does not change lives?

    That question sparked Janet Lewis's lifelong commitment to make social research reach out to the real world and make it a better place in which to live. David Walker reports. While some folk sunned...

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  14. Banglatown dream becomes real

    A £16 million cultural centre in Tower Hamlets looks set to energise its diverse community and widen access to further education where other initiatives have failed, says Sara Wajid. "City boys,...

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  15. A brush with the other side

    Art workshops are giving young people from East London estates a taste of further education. But there is still a chasm to cross, says Linden West. Gina lives with her small child. Still only a...

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