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  1. Troubled tax for graduates

    The Mature Students Union (UK) fully supports Ghassan Karian's call for greater investment in the education infrastructure to improve the quality of our education (Leader, THES, September 6). However...

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  2. Iran's harass-an-academic TV show

    Michael Prest reports on an alarming threat to intellectuals. Imagine turning on the television and finding your work under attack. Academics in Iran do not have to imagine. Between early spring and...

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  3. Troubled tax for graduates

    We are sorry to hear that Ghassan Karian, former national coordinator of New Solutions, now supports "... a graduate tax for maintenance and tuition fees". We do not believe that this is the way...

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  4. A Sheffield lad's steely resolve

    David Blunkett tells Simon Midgley of his 'long, hard haul' towards a place at Sheffield University in the 1960s, in the second of our series on the university life of politicians who pronounce on...

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  5. Troubled tax for graduates

    My "Dear Ron" leader received some unfortunate editing. The article implies that I advocate the use of the research assessment exercise as a selective measure for funding of postgraduate research....

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  6. Secrets in minutes

    Diana Warwick, chief executive of the Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals, is quoted by Tony Tysome as defending the secrecy surrounding the deliberations of the Joint Planning Group for...

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  7. Final word

    This week's Final Word comes from a French author concerned about the industrial revolution's power to derail human beings: "What did it matter what victims it crushed in its path! Was it not, after...

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  8. Speaking Volumes: Philology and Literary History

    Dovid Katz on Ber Borokhov's Philology and Literary History . When I was three, we moved from Brooklyn, New York, to Safad, Galilee, where my father, Yiddish poet Menke Katz, hoped the 16th-century...

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