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LAST WEEK IN THE THES.... David Weatherall argued that scientists doing industry-sponsored research risk being gagged. Jeremy Hoad General secretary National Postgraduate Committee For postgraduates...
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Radical reform of post-16 predicted
The government wants to shake up post-compulsory education in England. Tony Tysome and Phil Baty look at who stays and who may go Post-16 education and training in England is facing "the most...
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The THES Diary
Conference mouthful Delegates to the Higher Education Funding Council for England's annual conference last week were racking their brains over a new name for Heroic, the Higher Education Reach Out to...
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On the move
Neil Small, senior research fellow in palliative medicine at Sheffield University, has been appointed to a chair in community and primary care at the University of Bradford. The post has been created...
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In the news
Calm, reliable and genial, George Quigley is not a man who inspires cross words. He has put his qualities to use not only as a civil servant and businessman, as chairman of Ulster Bank, but also...
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Glittering prizes
The late Diana, Princess of Wales will be commemorated tomorrow in an awards ceremony in her memory held by Leicester University. Winners of a Diana, Princess of Wales award for research and practice...
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Rome
Aldo Bernardini, a professor in international law at the University of Teramo, southern Italy, has sent telegrams to premier Massimo D'Alema and to university minister Ortensio Zecchino saying that...
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Paris
A new E50 million (Pounds 333 million) National Institute of Art History will open in 2003 in the historic buildings of the former National Library in central Paris. Including a library with a...
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Rome
An official survey by neurologists and psychiatrists at Rome's La Sapienza university has revealed an alarmingly high incidence of depression and anxiety disorders among Italy's two million...
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Eye witness
Tension is high in the former Portuguese colony of East Timor following clashes between pro-independence groups and factions who want the island to be integrated into Indonesia. Indonesia's...
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First casualty - democracy
Nato's 'morally motivated' war has left a fledgling Serbian opposition in tatters, argues Celia Hawkesworth Many commentators have observed that the effect of the Nato bombing against Yugoslavia has...
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Italian dons come under scrutiny...
The Italian government has approved legislation that for the first time will establish systematic evaluation of universities, departments and individual academics. The laws will also introduce...
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Sacking risk for protestors
Malaysia's education ministry has warned university students and lecturers they will be expelled or sacked for taking part in demonstrations following the conviction of former deputy prime minister...
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Bram Fischer scholars take a tip from Oxford
South African universities face a big challenge in meeting the demand for higher education from excluded sections of society with reduced funds. Key to its post-apartheid development is the creation...