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  1. Letter: Complex questions

    The question that Gene Rowe should be asking about complex issues ("The right way for a public say", THES , May 25) is not "how should science consult the citizen" but "how should the citizen consult...

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  2. Letter: Getting the score right

    We wish to correct a factual error in our letter ( THES , May 25). The universities of North and East London and London Guildhall University were not "bottom of the league" in student-to-staff ratios...

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  3. Letter: Fee fears and campaign pledges (1)

    The news that the Blairite think-tank, the Institute for Public Policy Research, is backing university top-up fees ("Top-ups back to spook Labour", THES , May 25) should alarm all who oppose the...

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  4. Leader: This time, funds must be found for expansion

    Labour's 1997 landslide is set to be repeated next week, a justified reward for a government that has made few serious mistakes, has had the economy on its side and has been blessed with a feeble...

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  5. Political dons come out of the closet

    Mandy Garner asks whether political scientists can influence policy-making. As prospective Labour MP Paul Whiteley knocked on the door of a potential voter, he was rehearsing his "standard sales...

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  6. Public weary of continuous campaigning

    Academics identify key issues in the upcoming general election. General election campaigns used to be short and sharp. Campaigning was concentrated into a three to four-week period, after which the...

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  7. Telling a pinch from a punch in the mother of democracy

    Election campaigning has left Vincent Magombe questioning the meaning of politics in Britain today. I have never seen anything like it. A deputy prime minister anointed with egg, a light punch thrown...

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  8. Participation bid will not reduce apathy

    Academics identify key issues in the upcoming general election Citizen participation is seen increasingly as the remedy for our political, social and economic ills. The Citizenship Order in education...

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  9. Disillusioned voters reject the big three

    Academics identify key issues in the upcoming general election. Disillusionment with the country's administration started with train accidents, continued with the realisation that Britain's health...

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  10. Try an aspirin and a bit of Shakespeare

    Does an appreciation of the arts make for a better doctor, or should prospective medical students stick to science? Nigel Glass reports. Awaiting minor heart surgery, Ann became so "fragile...

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  11. A multicultural message in a terrorist guise

    What do chequebook journalism, East End Bengalis and London Guildhall have in common? Christopher Wood investigates. The concrete jungle that is London's Barbican complex is well known as the home of...

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  14. Bio-asset portfolios

    The Economics of Nature First Edition - Introduction to Environmental Economics. First Edition

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  15. Cherry-picking the juiciest fruit

    Readers in Cultural Criticism - Readers in Cultural Criticism - Readers in Cultural Criticism - Readers in Cultural Criticism

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