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  1. Subject specifics

    Pol O'Dochartaigh is quite right to say that induction courses for new teaching staff should include a subject-specific element. The philosophical and religious studies subject centre of the learning...

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  2. Nature of EP

    At the risk of an extra bite of the cherry, may I add to Steven and Hilary Rose's reply (Letters, THES, July 28) to evolutionary psychology and clarify my prior, brief letter (July 21) backing them?...

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  3. Insights - at a price

    I see from the provisional programme for the 13th Annual Conference of the European Business Ethics Network being held at Cambridge University next month that students are to be charged Pounds 175....

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  4. Vis-a-Viz-style guide

    The leaflet "How to go out in Liverpool without getting the tripe beaten out of you" ("Rewrite demanded for Viz-style guide to survival", THES, August 11) was not published by the University of...

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  5. Verbal remedies

    As a new FE teacher I would welcome comments about the key skills we now have to implement. I teach complementary therapies, where communication with the public is paramount. But, in this age of...

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  6. Curious omission

    It is impossible to argue with anything that Paul Nightingale says about the economic importance of the new science white paper, Excellence and Opportunity ("White paper raises a cheer", THES, August...

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  7. Bac is way forward

    Bill Stephenson offers some alternatives to an unfair system of gauging a student's potential Admissions policies have been much in the news lately. As the A-level results become known this week,...

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  8. A reason to play to strengths

    Diversity will thrive if universities are given the money to do what they are best at, argue Richard Brown and Gareth Williams The ÌÇÐÄVlog Funding Council for England admitted in a recent...

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  9. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a bookish poet with a taste for jazz: " There had been no more snow during the night, but because the...

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