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  1. Get medieval with al-Qaida

    Learning the secret of 'scale-free' networks allowed the Inquisition to stamp out heresy. Its strategy could help us fight disease, computer viruses and terrorists, argue Andrew Roach and Paul...

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  2. Strategist's gambit proves right move

    How do you transform a backwater college into an academic powerhouse? Freeman Hrabowski began by forsaking football and recruiting chess champions. Stephen Phillips reports You'll probably recognise...

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  3. In vitro veritas?

    A lecturer's dramatisation of the pain, confusion and ignorance that surrounds infertility fails to deliver, says Anna Fazackerley If people were meant to reproduce they'd be able to reproduce...

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  4. Videos clipped 1

    Adrian Mourby ("Why I want to see films in Oxford University's Bodleian Library", THES , May 30) has put his finger on one of the many deficiencies in the legislation governing the deposit of UK...

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  5. Videos clipped 2

    Adrian Mourby is too modest when he claims his books are not available in the Bodleian Library. I found three online this morning. Maybe he is just bamboozled by the search facilities and would...

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  6. Union dancing to racists' tune 1

    Your editorial on higher education unions and the British National Party is welcome ("Unions should know not to tangle with BNP", THES , June 6): a clear and measured reminder of the way that...

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  7. Union dancing to racists' tune 2

    Lecturers' union Natfhe's views on supporting colleagues who refuse to teach BNP members are reminiscent of the fascistic approach of the National Union of Students in the 1980s, Germany in the 1930s...

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  8. Union dancing to racists' tune 3

    Some university teachers and their unions are discriminating against students who are members of the BNP. But if education is about learning to think logically, then an assessment of the BNP's...

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  9. Confronting injustice

    Tapera Kapuya's chilling account (Opinion, THES , June 6) of his experience of the barriers to academic freedom in Zimbabwe is deeply moving. Our sympathies go out to him, as they do to all...

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  10. Diverse Englishes

    Paul Roberts has a point (Letters, June 6). There are now many varieties of non-native English around the world, the majority of which do not conform to UK or US conventions. As ever larger numbers...

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  11. No research regrets

    Sir Gareth Roberts argues in his recent review that the research assessment exercise has proved a waste of time for institutions that gained only a small percentage of their income from the exercise...

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  12. ÌÇÐÄVloggrown peasants

    Alison Wolf praises what she calls the "peasants' revolt" at the London School of Economics that started the avalanche that buried the previous Quality Assurance Agency regime ( THES , May 30). But...

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  13. Quality course

    I am appalled at the way that an innovative postgraduate programme from the University of Glamorgan for the College of Chiropractors has been trivialised and misrepresented in your article ("'No-...

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