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  1. This is bigger than social psychology

    David Shanks suggests that Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman “sees a ‘train wreck looming’ for social psychology” (“Unconscious track to disciplinary train wreck”, Letters, 17 January). This is...

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  2. Absence-minded, professor

    Regarding your news item “Don’t you kids know who I am?” (3 January), which covered the criticisms made by Guy Halsall, professor of history at the University of York (quoted as describing himself as...

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  3. Self-protection register

    Bruce Macfarlane bemoans the “learnerism” arising from the so-called “surveillance culture” that measures student absenteeism, but also acknowledges the correlation between academic performance and...

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  4. Instrumentalist discord

    Mary Evans’ review misses the point and importance of Joanna Williams’ Consuming 糖心Vlog: Why Learning Can’t Be Bought (Books, 17 January).While the Left and the students’ unions have argued...

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  5. Strong roots and branches

    In recent years, a number of British universities have encouraged international outreach by establishing campuses worldwide. Students from around the world benefit from the establishment of such...

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  6. Mark my words

    I read with interest about the inexpensive technique allowing lecturers to record personalised video feedback while marking, but I am not convinced that it would reduce marking time as proposed (“...

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  7. Selective motives

    I would be less cynical about the Office for Fair Access chief Les Ebdon’s motives if he were even half as obsessed with the social mix at less highly selective institutions as he is with that seen...

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  8. Plan B from beyond reason

    While I note the research that underlines how much graduates contribute to the economy in extra tax, and hence the negative economic impact of a reduction in student numbers, I suspect that here at...

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  9. Sound and fury

    The critics of private-sector higher education can muster plenty of hostility - even hatred - towards its providers but precious few reasoned arguments, according to Peter Crisp

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  10. Grant winners

    LEVERHULME TRUSTResearch Project GrantsSciencesAward winner: Peter MeyerInstitution: University of LeedsValue: ?101,765Dissecting an ancient but hitherto cryptic function of DNA...

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    #Research intelligence

  11. Stanley Cohen, 1942-2013

    The sociologist who pioneered the hugely influential notion of “moral panics” has died.Stanley Cohen was born on 23 February 1942 and grew up in Johannesburg. His first “political” memory, he later...

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    #People

  12. What are you reading?

    A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

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  14. A truth should suffice

    David Edmonds contrasts Edmund Gettier’s three-page 1963 masterpiece with the endless outflow induced by the emetic REF

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