First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a literary work from its opening sentence, is from a book of 12 tales by a novelist, dramatist and poet: "Gipsies seem to have been born into...
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Die-casts for typical scholars
Dead from the Waist Down
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Some wrong turns along the right road
Quality Assurance in ÌÇÐÄVlog
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Finding good marks in the empire's educational record
Colonial Educators
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Student's guide to guilt-free viewing
The Television Studies Reader
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Who will and who won't cross frontier of shame
ÌÇÐÄVlog and Social Class
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'Untouched' kingdom's sordid secret
Unbecoming Citizens
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Lots of sex but a lack of science
The Man who Would Be Queen
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From Amun-Re to Wepwawet
The Complete Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt
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The image tells real story
Paula Rego
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A dose of old-school Indian honesty
Between Two Worlds
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Laurie Taylor Column
From: The Office of the Vice-Chancellor To: Dr Piercemüller Subject: Transfer of Duties Dear Dr Piercemüller, As you will know, we are rapidly approaching the 2008 research assessment exercise. This...
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Leader: Merger will bring unity of purpose
Education at all levels remains one of the most highly unionised sections of the UK workforce but, as the employers are well aware, the unions' impact is greatly diminished by the array of...
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Leader: Keep the foundations
It is still too soon to judge whether foundation degrees will justify the government's faith in them as the main engine of higher education expansion. The number of applicants for full-time courses...
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Power to the people, via kings and lords
Constitutional History of the United Kingdom. First edition - Constitutional Reform in the UK. First edition