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  8. And the Beat goes on ...

    Shamoon Zamir applauds the opening of a unique collection devoted to the work of poet and scholar Eric Mottram Later this month, King's College, London, will open the Eric Mottram Collection. The...

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  9. Over the limit?

    Sociologist Martin Plant has always been controversial - he accepted grants from the drinks industry and paid prostitutes to collect data - now he has left Edinburgh University facing fresh...

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  10. The Master's voice

    Professor of art history at Amsterdam University, Ernst van de Wetering, explains to Kam Patel his enduring fascination with Rembrandt, about whom he has just written a book In the autumn of 1885...

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  11. The shape of things to come

    Eight leading thinkers ponder how the world will change in eight crucial areas over the next 50 years * MATT RIDLEY on disease Aids, mad-cow disease, the Ebola virus: it sometimes seems as if we live...

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  12. Antithesis

    Here is the news for 1998 January An over-zealous Oxford student on holiday work in the university offices confesses he accidentally shredded the North report soon after its return from the printers...

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  13. Nurseries for leaders of integrity

    I AM struck by evidence of a sudden realisation by universities that they should be doing something about the great issues of our time. Universities' contribution to development occupied the...

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  14. Snow business

    Christmas greetings to all - especially at the University of Sussex, where seasonal feebleness set in as long ago as the 17th. Vice chancellor Gordon Conway shut the place at noon because of the snow...

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  15. Christmas fear

    Glasgow Caledonian University has had a particularly eventful year, firing its principal, Stan Mason, for gross misconduct, and now awaiting a report from the National Audit Office on possible misuse...

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