A grizzly delight that left the truth tied up in knots
The Rise of the Indian Rope Trick
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The baby face with killer look
The Neanderthal's Necklace - Out of Eden
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Treated like dirt for £7 a week
From the Inside
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a work by a novelist best known for his portrayal of a butler: "Niki, the name we finally gave my...
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Rise and fall of pioneer who made payroll a piece of cake
A Computer Called LEO
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Billion-buck voyage into unknown
Strategic Computing
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Ignore the call of the soldering irons
Mac Manual
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A refresher in basic Geek
The Second Information Revolution - Me++
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Laurie Taylor Column
"Many heads of department are ashamed to be managers and avoid their managerial responsibilities" - Wolverhampton University survey of academic staff. THES , January 30. From : The head of department...
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Laurie Taylor Column
"Many heads of department are ashamed to be managers and avoid their managerial responsibilities" - Wolverhampton University survey of academic staff. THES , January 30. From : The head of department...
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Leader: Stars wanted to give fillip to arts
As top-up fees become more likely, whole disciplines, as well as individual universities, are looking ahead to gauge the impact. The received wisdom, echoed in the concerns of Ian Smith, managing...
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Leader: Security is no solution
Most people in Britain accept that it is sometimes necessary to use animals in scientific and medical research. Most of those who disagree obey the law when they voice their opinions. But the few...
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Leader: Stars wanted to give fillip to arts
As top-up fees become more likely, whole disciplines, as well as individual universities, are looking ahead to gauge the impact. The received wisdom, echoed in the concerns of Ian Smith, managing...
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Leader: Security is no solution
Most people in Britain accept that it is sometimes necessary to use animals in scientific and medical research. Most of those who disagree obey the law when they voice their opinions. But the few...