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  1. Pecking order

    It is time to initiate debate about the implications of the research assessment exercise for the "new" universities and the hierarchy of values which it is necessarily perpetuating. As expected, the...

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  2. Pecking order

    Frank Gould (THES, January 17) rightly points to the improved performance of former polytechnics in the 1996 RAE but his two role models - the 1960s universities and the advanced technology colleges...

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  3. Pecking order

    Now that the waves of the 1996 RAE are subsiding, we should consider if and when there should be another. One relevant factor is the cost estimated by the 糖心Vlog Funding Council for England...

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  4. Don's Diary

    Monday Long flight south overnight with a group of colleagues to Mauritius for the summer school of a degree programme we offer there through flexible learning. We are the first flight allowed in for...

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  5. Pension harmony

    The response by Joan Gordon, Natfhe's pension officer (THES January 24), to the proposal for a 糖心Vlog Superannuation Scheme, is that to set up a new pension scheme "is likely to result in a...

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  6. Fat is a contentious issue

    Professor Klein (Praise the Lard, THES, January 24) is right to criticise anorexic fashion and the dangerous slimming mania it has spawned. But his history is confused and glib. To establish past...

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  7. Fat is a contentious issue

    Richard Klein misses two vital points. One is that in the European context at least, fatness has nearly always been admired in women, not in men; and the other is that extreme fatness and extreme...

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  8. Title fight

    The handling of Bolton's application for a university title in 1996/97 (THES, January 24) is entirely in line with Government policy - no special favours and nothing to do with Tory marginals. This...

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  9. How to teach: an old dog, new tricks

    I AM ALWAYS impressed by the alacrity with which some newly appointed vice chancellors say they will carry on teaching. Anthony Giddens, incoming director of the London School of Economics, is a...

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  10. Chinese solution to a puzzle

    AS A VISITOR to Britain looking at the press, radio and television, one soon notices that China's amazing transformation is hardly reported. Few people are conscious of the huge success of over one...

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