Blackstone promises no dilution of A levels
The Government will not "water down the standard of A levels", education and employment minister Tessa Blackstone insisted this week. Baroness Blackstone was keen to appease her detractors amid...
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On-job training is way forward
There are too many young people in schools, colleges and universities, Cambridge University professor of education and senior government adviser David Hargreaves said this week. More young people...
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Wiles plus Fermat equals a tidy sum
British mathematician Andrew Wiles was today due to receive the coveted and unique Wolfskehl Prize for solving Fermat's Last Theorem - marking the climax of one of the greatest mathematical...
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Chapter nous
Transferable Skills in Higher Education - Improving Student Learning - Learning to Effect - Changing the Higher Education Curriculum - Rethinking University Teaching - Effective Teaching in Higher...
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The burden of proof
Fermat's Last Theorem - Fermat's Last Theorem
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Clashes between the celestial busy-bodies
Solar System Astronomy in America
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Type cast
Five Hundred Years of Printing
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Gazing at ancient skies
Astronomy before the Telescope
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Thankless consorting
Albert
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Tryst with westerny
Granta 57: India! The Golden Jubilee - The Vintage Book of Indian Writing 1947-97 - The God of Small Things
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How the Bomb's creator learned to love the United States
The Neutron and the Bomb
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Looking up, down the barrel
Eyes on the Universe
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Celling cancer
Matters of Life and Death - Racing to the Beginning of the Road
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Facts and frictions
Monad to Man
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A starry, starry knight
Edwin Hubble