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  1. Letter: Researchers aren't the only elite 4

    These exciting new research-dead universities planned by Tony Blair are obviously going to need distinctive brand names. May I suggest Learning Outcomes R Us or, perhaps, I can't believe it's not the...

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  2. Letter: All above board 1

    After reading Marcello Mega's feature ("If no rules have been broken, perhaps the rulebook requires some attention?", THES , November 23), I have to correct a few points on behalf of the reputation...

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  3. Letter: All above board 2

    The University of Glasgow research project was approved by the department of sociology and the faculty of social sciences on the grounds that it was opening an important area of research. In response...

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  4. Letter: Inspiration is our job 1

    Having read Frank Furedi's article on how universities fail to challenge students intellectually, I found a column on how students can be taught to teach each other (Features, THES, November 23)....

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  5. Letter: Inspiration is our job 2

    The word "understand" is a cliche. It is a substitute for precise thinking and best avoided in statements about objectives for student learning ("Just 'apply', don't understand", THES , November 23...

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  6. Letter: Managing stress

    Wolverhampton's vice-chancellor blames the outside world for the stress his staff feel, but that's perhaps a bit easy (Letters, THES , November 23). The world outside sets inconsistent aims for us...

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  7. Letter: Entering grey areas

    The article "Bogus students abuse visa rule" ( THES , November 23) does not raise the issue of students who come to the UK to earn and learn. Some overseas students stay a long time because of the UK...

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  8. Leader: Freedom, on the right terms, may be the best hope

    Education has vanished from the top of the government's agenda. It barely rated in the chancellor's pre-budget report. The contrast with earlier this year, when higher education made it into party...

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  9. Political circus fails to attract the big crowds

    Turnout at the general election went into a tailspin. Can anything be done to reverse it? asks Ivor Gaber. When I worked on ITN's general election programme on June 7, the night's most exciting...

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  10. Rescuing history from the scholars

    Long-stay hospitals have played a crucial but ignored role in Britain's social history. Now, thanks to the Open University, former inhabitants have won the opportunity to share their stories. Terry...

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  11. Never trust a talking mouse

    Is US foreign policy really dictated by a rodent with over-sized ears? Walt Disney has a lot to answer for, argues Adrian Mourby. Next week marks the centenary of Walt Disney's birth. In fact, given...

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  14. Disputes on shrinking borders

    Issues in World Politics. Second edition - Contending Images of World Politics. First edition - The Globalization of World Politics - World Politics

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  15. Entrées to main dish

    Political Philosophy. First edition - Political Philosophy - Contemporary Political Philosophy

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