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  1. Gentlemen's club in need of reform

    IT IS one year since the Dearing committee on the future of higher education reported. In assessing what it achieved it is worth recalling why it was set up. In 1995, the Conservative government...

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  2. More than a whiff of corruption

    I WAS highly relieved by Domenico Pacitti's proof that the Mafia mentality is in the Italian system rather than in the blood ("Bolognese flavoured corruption", THES, July 10). I was sure to have been...

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  3. Fellowships

    Cardiff University Honorary fellowships: Claude Allegre, French minister of education, research and technology; David Cooksey, chair of the university's Challenge Fund Steering Group; Ieuan Evans,...

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  4. More than a whiff of corruption

    Domenico Pacitti's experience is emblematic of the disease that afflicts Italian universities. Merit has no place in a feudal patriarchy poorly disguised as a modern liberal democracy. Education...

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  5. More than a whiff of corruption

    DO THE the Italian university authorities really think that by decentralising the selection procedure (concorsi) for academic posts in their country the entire system's endemic nepotism will be "...

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  6. Sokal and charlatans

    THANK you for airing the Sokal debate (THES, October 10 and July 10), but it is dispiriting to read the rebuffs. The charge of scientific nonsense in the writings of Lacan, Latour, Kristeva and...

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  7. A cash boost for everyone

    Last week's THES reporting of the government's statement on more investment in higher education managed to be both inaccurate and dispiriting. We will not build a successful future for higher...

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  8. New wing for the temple of literature

    Elaine Showalter, president of the Modern Language Association, describes moves to solve the United States jobs crisis in the humanities For most British academics the American "MLA" means the annual...

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  9. Museums cash review

    "In Brief" (THES, July 10) may have misled readers in stating that the Museums and Galleries Commission wants local education authorities to fund museums for services to schools and colleges. This is...

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  10. Campaigning v-cs push for a new deal

    Welcome spending spree. Universities, science and further education say what more money will mean THE government's decision to direct new funds to higher education following its comprehensive...

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  11. Real money to close Britain's skills gap

    Welcome spending spree. Universities, science and further education say what more money will mean FEW working in post-compulsory education can begrudge further education a decent share of the...

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  12. Happy landing at Britain's science base

    Welcome spending spree. Universities, science and further education say what more money will mean NOW we know. The government's Pounds 1 billion for the science base, adding the research and funding...

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  13. A twist in Estonia's history

    IN AN age of global markets, it is well to recall that the university is the greatest "export package" of all. No sooner were they established in a few important cities of the 12th century than...

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  14. Don's Diary

    Sunday I am in Slovenia on a British Council sponsored teaching week. My mission, to lecture to students at the University of Ljubljana on British cultural history, literature and popular culture. On...

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  15. Northern nostalgia for school dinners

    LIKE most politicians, I am a very emotional person. I say this not because I am innately soppy. Indeed, any product of Lancashire County Council school meals in the 1960s is made of strong stuff. If...

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