Bidding for cash is a time waster
Funding of higher education should be mission-based, writes Patricia Ambrose. The funding needs of higher education have been a major topic of debate of late. Universities UK recently published its...
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Why I... believe architecture is a craft as well as an art
Greg Votolato. Professor of design Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College, High Wycombe In the 1948 film The Fountainhead , Gary Cooper's character, Howard Roark, defined the image of the...
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Meet the fresh faces that count
Estelle Morris Secretary of state for education and skills Estelle Morris is likely to bring a "straight-talking breath of fresh air" to higher education policy, according to an academic who has...
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City University Steve Miller , former director of the institute of health sciences, has been appointed deputy vice chancellor. Brendan Casey , former deputy librarian, has been appointed university...
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Leak row exam board highlights pupil pressures Edexcel, the exam board at the centre of the leaked A-level papers row, has highlighted the pressures on pupils to get into university as a...
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Latest international news
Ivy leaguers vie for techno prize Ivy League rivals Harvard and Stanford are competing to establish an institute to study the effect of technology on politics and economics with a $150 million...
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From today's UK papers
Financial Times Tristem, a biotechnology company with roots in Britain, Ireland and Saudi Arabia, has unveiled a technique for turning back the biological clock by converting blood cells...
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Reshuffle raises cash hopes
Post-election restructuring of the Department for Education and Employment has raised hopes of more money for higher and further education. Leaders this week welcomed the creation of the Department...
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Analysis: Science comes in from cold
Research has grown in stature: ministers are giving it more cash and inviting it into the political fold. Caroline Davis reports. When Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859, there...
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Hodge puts her weight behind QAA
Demonstrating the quality of university teaching will become increasingly important under the new Labour government, according to the incoming higher education minister. Margaret Hodge, who was...
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Outlaw the apathetic
People should be obliged to vote, writes Robert Blackburn, even if they choose 'none of the above' June 7 2001 was a landmark general election for many reasons, among them the dramatic fall in the...
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Hunt for the erotic Walter goes on
The Erotomaniac
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One incredibly long church aisle
Lost Lion of Empire
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Unromantic dinners for all
It's high time a nervous government tackled food policy, says Tim Lang. These three books explore the crisis engulfing the British, European and global food systems. Foot and mouth disease is the...
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Uncle Sam's Latin family
The Americas in the World, around 1850