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Science that moves in a religious way
Despite evidence that the red planet is a poisonous desert, James Lovelock writes, finding life on Mars remains for many scientists a Holy Grail. In the 1930s, Electric Lane in Brixton, south London...
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Seduced by the simulated life
Creation
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How to net yourself a site
Web Teaching Guide
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Honouring the master of logical languages
Proof, Language and Interaction
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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 travel book by an English novelist who wrote a novel aboutthe same country: " The border means more...
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Ebb and flow of riverside fortunes
Inland Flood Hazards
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Politics polluting your views
North Sea Cooperation
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40 ways to change a world climate
Emissions Scenarios
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Five reasons to last that theory course
Climate and Global Environmental Change - Global Warming - Environmental Physics - Statistical Analysis in Climate Research - Contemporary Climatology
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Laurie Taylor
"The University of Lancashire is to teach its academic staff how to speak to business people in their own language so as to boost their chances of winning commercial funding" - THES , January 19. Now...
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Letter: In all fairness...
The report of the Schneider-Ross consultants who were brought in to look at Cambridge's equal opportunities performance unaccountably left out the students altogether (Soapbox, THES, January 26). "If...
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Letter: 'Fame' rebuttal
While it is always healthy to make space for a Whistleblowers column, it surely behoves The THES to produce balanced research on its stories ("'Fame school' hit by crisis of management", THES,...
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Letter: Out-of-date medicine
Linden West (Features, THES, January 19) uses a quote from an old article by us to support a stereotyped and outdated picture of undergraduate medical education. It is now a legal requirement that...