糖心Vlog

Search

148,862 results
Page 4317 of 148862 results

  1. A word from your sponsor?

    Growing distrust of medical histories funded by industry could ultimately help to improve scholarship and encourage a more healthy public critique, argues David Cantor. Recently I had a somewhat...

    #Features

  2. Rock idol with the power to bewitch

    The texts on the Rosetta Stone have long been deciphered, so why does it still hold such a fascination for both scholars and the public? wonders Karen Gold. Surely only a geeky schoolboy would have...

    #Features

  3. Content that fires creative tensions

    In the first part of a new series on working relationships between researchers, Huw Richards talks to the authors of a seminal media studies text about their teamwork. Power without Responsibility by...

    #Features

  4. Ten students walk into a pub...

    ...is this a joke? asks Michael North as he sits through gratuitous obscenities and some charming wit in a performance that's part of a stand-up comedy course. The atmosphere in the Laughing Horse...

    #Features

  5. Laurie Taylor Column

    From: The Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Subject: Surge in science applications I am sure you will wish to congratulate the management of this university for the dramatic 2 per cent surge in...

    #Laurie

  6. 'Sloppy' PhD should be revoked 1

    The response of Birmingham University to your report on the controversy surrounding the PhD thesis by Charlotte Exon about Rudolf Schwarz ("University under fire for flawed PhD thesis", February 9)...

    #Letters

  7. 'Sloppy' PhD should be revoked 2

    In its "right to reply", Birmingham University said it had "absolute confidence that the award of doctorate, after rigorous and scrupulous external examination, was fully merited". In which case, the...

    #Letters

  8. Programmed to thrive

    Your recent opinion piece about the possible death of computer science (Opinion, February 9) is a timely and pertinent wake-up call for the academic community. Although there are some rather crude...

    #Letters

  9. Annoying Day job

    Thanks for ruining my weekend with your latest issue. I suppose in the good old days, when we had staff rooms, there'd be a corner where people such as Gary Day (Columnist, February 16) could mutter...

    #Letters

  10. Let's get enlightened 1

    In an instructive and illuminating review of Jonathan Israel's Enlightenment Contested (Books, February 16), Simon Blackburn concludes by regurgitating an example of the "invisible dogma" that...

    #Letters

  11. Let's get enlightened 2

    Is there a chance, for once, of correcting and disabusing analytic philosophy of the canard that the Frankfurt School was hostile to the ideals of reason, freedom, democracy and so on, in Simon...

    #Letters

  12. Respect the PGCEs

    I enjoyed Richard Austen-Baker's parody of Chris Woodhead (Letters, February 16), in which he employs Woodhead's gift for insult, ill-informed dogmatism and hysterical prejudice to dismiss PGCEs. But...

    #Letters

  13. QAA gives fine support

    Regarding your report "QAA pans uneven postgrad support" (February 16) - far from "panning" "uneven postgrad support", in our recent reviews of postgraduate research programmes, the Quality Assurance...

    #Letters

  14. I swear I like taboos

    Swearing, epithets and other linguistic taboos are a fascinating yet poorly understood aspect of language, and I have yet to meet a person who isn't intensely curious about the phenomenon. The topic...

    #Letters

  15. Cheat challenge

    Sunny Bains's way forward in dealing with plagiarism cases offers a new slant on handling such offences (Opinion, February 16). However, I find it a trifle naive that an academic department should...

    #Letters