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  1. Letter: No China crisis

    Phil Baty's interpretation of the Quality Assurance Agency report on the University of Wales College, Newport's collaborative links with China is different from mine ("QAA wary of China ambitions",...

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  2. Letter: Turner bookkeeping

    Little more than two years ago, The THES published my letter on sales of books identical to those in the Turner Collection, which the University of Keele secretly sold in the summer of 1998 for £1...

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  3. Letter: In brief 1

    Thank heavens Adrian Mourby has disabused us of the notion that Indiana Jones portrays the archaeological profession ("If only quality assurance were this sexy", THES , January 4.) Everyone knows...

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  4. Letter: In brief 2

    I note that funds are available for research into bioterrorism ("Researchers join war on terror", THES , January 4). Are there also funds to investigate the roots of terrorism or solutions to the...

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  5. Leader: Strong foundation can be built upon licences

    We should indeed, as Richard ffrench-Constant suggests (see "UK risks patent foul-up"), be learning from Warf, the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. The first lesson is that we have a lot of...

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  6. Leader: Welsh backers of federal case must get in gear

    Wales's federal university is under attack on two fronts. Members of the National Assembly are sceptical about the federal structure, regarding it as expensive and counterproductive, while Cardiff...

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  7. The ubiquity of antiquity

    Keith Thomson believes that there are too many museums and that they cost too much money. The answer, he tells Caroline Davis, is a clear out and a decent business plan. Keith Thomson, director of...

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  8. He's as sick as a Flaubert's parrot

    Soccer fan Steve Braunias is tackling the literature of the beautiful game on an Oxford fellowship. Huw Richards reports It would be possible to start a lively debate as to which of "football...

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  9. Where high brow meets high jump I

    Science has entered the realm of motion - scholarly analyses of the forces, angles and vectors of what many of us came to appreciate as "natural" playground moves are rife throughout British...

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  10. Where high brow meets high jump II

    There can be no doubting the popularity of sports science as a subject to study at undergraduate level in Britain. Many are interested in it because of its multidisciplinary nature. Unfortunately,...

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  11. Can we put a price on words of wisdom?

    Geoff Watts asks whether the Wellcome Trust should have paid nearly £2 million for Francis Crick's papers and ponders the impact of email on the future of archives. The alarm was sounded about six...

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  12. Taking care from the bench to the bedside

    Two of the United Kingdom's biggest cancer charities are to merge next month. Tony Durham looks at the benefits. Next month a giant new cancer charity, Cancer Research UK, will arise from the merger...

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