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  7. Laurie Taylor column

    Dear Maureen Hi. Yes, it's Dr Piercemuller. Thanks a lot for the letters, telephone calls, emails and text messages. Sorry I couldn't get back before, but I've been up to my eyeballs in the Urban...

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  8. Letter: Satisfied members (1)

    Marion Hersh's letter ( THES , August 3) questions the value of being a member of the Institute for Learning and Teaching, but seems to be somewhat confused, defensively conjectural and limited in...

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  9. Letter: Satisfied members (2)

    While professional bodies accredit courses and the Quality Assurance Agency considers teaching quality at subject level, Institute for Learning and Teaching membership provides individual...

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  10. Letter: Real ails campaign

    Despite the fact that no decision on the election of a new general secretary of the Association of University Teachers will be taken until an executive meeting in September, your coverage suggests...

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  11. Letter: Laurie load (2)

    Am I the only person who thinks that Maureen is Laurie Taylor's most far-fetched fiction? P. M. Wetherill Stockport

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  12. Letter: Laurie load (1)

    I am becoming seriously concerned about Laurie Taylor. In years gone by, at this time of year, THES readers would be treated to postcards and holiday missives from Laurie. Now, however, he appears to...

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  13. Letter: Laurie load (3)

    Did the material that Phylomena Badsey gained from Laurie Taylor (Letters, THES , August 10) for her first-year women's studies BA course include the impression that " ad hominem " is a sexist phrase...

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  14. Letter: Artless review

    Your grudging and belated review of Stephen Farthing's Intelligent Person's Guide to Modern Art (Books, THES, August 10) exemplifies almost everything that is wrong with contemporary art criticism in...

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  15. Letter: Want a job? Don't mention the PhD

    The biggest handicap in the job market is a PhD. A doctorate is no longer enough to secure an academic post, so many postgraduates are turning to the commercial sector. But in that world a PhD is...

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