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THE Awards Programme 2012

Wed, 28 Nov 2012 14:11:36 -0500

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THE Awards Winners 2012

Tue, 27 Nov 2012 22:32:15 -0500

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THE Sampler - October 2012

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 13:58:25 -0400

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- THE Sampler - October 2012
- Contents
- Unblocking open access with €80bn
- Post-PhD let-down
- New model college defends its offering
- Research intelligence Mind-changing impact
- Adrenaline rush in the quest for undiscovered manuscripts
- Mitch Leventhal argues for certification of education agencies
- Arts Munch in a different century
- Books Consumption crisis
- Laurie Taylor

THE World University Rankings 2012-2013

Wed, 03 Oct 2012 13:21:21 -0400

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- World University Rankings 2012-13
- Contents
- Eastern ascendancy
- Earth’s mightiest
- Rise and fall
- Measured movement
- Global lessons
- This is how we do it
- Show of discipline
- Laurels, no rest
- Sweet rivalry…
- …and symbiosis
- Digital deliverance
- Developing argument
- Fast-forward
- Brand values
- Divide and rule

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THE Sampler - March 2012

Mon, 12 Mar 2012 16:46:10 -0400

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- THE Sampler - March 2012
- Contents
- They came, they studied, they left
- GPA navigation to a fairer destination
- Research Intelligence Nature
- It’s time to wise up
- Susan Gibbons urges university libraries to open up to lifelong learning
- Arts
- Books
- Laurie Taylor

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THE Awards Winners 2011

Fri, 18 Nov 2011 10:47:40 -0500

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THE World University Rankings 2011-12

Wed, 05 Oct 2011 20:44:50 -0400

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- THE World University Rankings 2011-12
- Contents
- Change at the top
- Global powers
- Learning leagues: Natural urges, timeless lessons
- Learning leagues: The best, pound for pound
- Bubbling under: Who’s coming up?
- Bubbling under: The top 201-400 institutions
- Marks out of 100
- Field survey
- Teaching rules
- Europe’s challenges: Continental conundrums
- Europe’s challenges: UK reforms to stay strong
- Confucian wisdom
- Cross-cultural success
- Innovation machine
- Presidential addresses
- Africa’s crossroads
- Clue me in
- The long view

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THE Award Winners 2011

Wed, 15 Jun 2011 15:24:43 -0400

THE Awards Winners 2010

Mon, 22 Nov 2010 11:25:04 -0500

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THE 17 December 09

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 16:59:18 -0500

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- THE 17 December 09
- Contents
- The Week in Higher Education
- Russell Group and Million+ Unite on Impact
- New Set of Principles for Scientific Advisory System
- Freeze, Dr Pauling, You’re not going Anywhere
- Grants and Loans May Bear the Brunt of Mr Darling’s Axe
- Aborted Centre Costs UCL £6 Million
- Scholar Wins Campaign to Scrutinise Homeopathy Material
- Plymouth Staff’s Unsound Financial Practices
- The Ghosts of Campus Future
- Campus Round-Up
- Architects Critical of ‘Greenwashed’ Campuses
- James Ladyman: Leader of the Anti-Impact Pack
- Nigeria Looks to Blighty to Build Capacity
- Overseas Briefing
- South Sea Opportunity Maps out the Importance of Anglo-German Partnerships
- Research Intelligence Super-Lab is a Capital Idea
- Grant Winners
- ’Tis the Season… to Exchange Gifts: Most Cited Articles
- Role Model: Eileen Kaner
- Awards and Promotions
- Obituary: David Nokes
- Leader: Impact Rushes in where Angels Fear to Tread
- The Key to Feedback? It’s Good to Talk, says Frank Furedi
- A.W. Purdue Rocks around the Christmas Tree Once More
- Michael Thorne’s Modest Proposal: Oxbridge with Everything
- Being British Means always Having to say you’re Sorry, Notes Robert Segal
- Daytime TV: The Game’s Afoot
- Alan Ryan Fees: Now Wash your Hands
- Letters
- Cover Story: Pump Up the Volume
- Pop Goes the Gallery
- God Bless You, Ma’am
- Book of the Week
- What are you Reading?
- Michelle Baddeley finds Plenty to Enjoy in a Critique of Christmas Consumerism
- The Canon: The Arcades Project
- Published this Week
- Laurie Taylor
- Index

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THE 10 December 09

Fri, 11 Dec 2009 00:00:00 -0500

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- THE 10 December 09
- Contents
- The Week in Higher Education
- Real Science Doesn’t Need PR: the Truth Will Out
- Promoting Hypocrisy on Teaching
- London Met Governors Stand their Ground
- Impact Debate Rumbles ON
- Gloucestershire’s Deputy V-C Calls it a Day - Well Seven Months
- UCL Provost Joins Campaign for Libel Reform
- Weak Pound Means Strong Opportunities for Overseas Business
- Round Table Meets to Improve Rankings Method
- So Macho? Academy Culture Needs to Nurture its Feminine Side
- Campus Round-Up
- Course Leader Switches Off After Call for More Theory
- Danish Evangelicals Receive Welsh Backing
- Get Off Our Patch: German Universities
- Overseas Briefing
- Discrimination Won’t Help South Korea
- Research Intelligence Draw a Line Under Useless Comparisons in the REF
- Grant Winners
- National Rankings by Share of Highly Cited Papers
- Talking it Over: Ceri Harrop
- Awards and Promotions
- Obituary: Nicholas Atkin
- Roger Brown Chastises Politicians for their Obsession with Too Much Information
- There’s a Narcissistic Element in Interviewers’ Judgment of Potential,Mary Evans argues
- Rage and Acceptance of the Dying of the Light
- Busy Doing Contact, if only we had the Time
- Letters
- Cover Story: Toxic Atmosphere
- Fight to the Finnish
- Sociology as Savior
- Book of the Week
- What are You Reading?
- Rebekah Peeples Massengill Welcomes a Study of Rural Poverty in the US
- The Canon
- Published This Week
- Laurie Taylor
- Index

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THE 3 December 09

Fri, 11 Dec 2009 11:22:13 -0500

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- THE - 3 December 2009
- Contents
- The Week in Higher Education
- Autonomy and the Academy
- Ding Dong, Athiests on High
- Lawyers Predict a Businesslike Future
- Prefessors of Admin
- Scholars Revolt Against Impact Proposals
- Unions Break Ranks on Pay
- Students Draw a Blank on Bursaries
- UEA Professor's Plans to Rebuild Public Trust in Climate Scientists
- Politicians' 'wild lurches'; Please Drag Them Away
- Campus Round-Up
- Quantitative, not Qualitative
- Overseas Briefing
- Europe's Universities Long for Independence Day
- Reasons to be Cheerful
- Kindness of Strangers helped Lincoln V-C on the Path to Top Job
- Research Intelligence: Fit for Purpose in a Changing Environment
- Grant Winners
- Top Ten Chemists
- It's a Wide World: Keith Sharp
- Awards and Promotions
- Obituary: Stanley Ellis
- Sally Hunt Calls on Academics to Resist the Impact Agenda
- 'Climategate' can be Closed by Openness, argues Darrel Ince
- Amazing Grace Trumps Jedward Any Day
- Nice Try, Newton, but Apples Hardly Count as Impact...Ouch
- Letters
- Vive la Révolution
- Break the Silence
- Twilight of the Bards
- Southern Horrors: Women and the Politics of Rape and Lynching, by Crystal N. Feimster
- What Are You Reading?
- Gwyn Prins is Less Than Impressed with a 'Catastrophically Shrill' Reading of Climate Change
- Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
- Published This Week
- Laurie Taylor
- Index
- Textbook Guide

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THE - 19 November 2009

Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:48:41 -0500

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- THE - 19 November 2009
- Contents
- The Week in Higher Education
- Splinter Groups Won’t Stop the Axeman
- Potential Students Turned Off by Costs
- Imperial's Head Joins Leadership Casualty List
- Is Cash for Quality Immoral?
- Ex-QAA Head Stands Up for Autonomy
- In a Cash-Strapped Future, It Will Pay to Specialise
- Open? Not the Right Plan for Everyone
- Backward Glance as Cambridge Looks Forward
- News In Brief
- Big Spenders Spend a Little Time with the Academy
- Campus Round-Up
- Happiness Is...Not Studying Happiness
- Stop Aping New Zealand's Fourth-Most-Popular Comedy Folk Duo
- Overseas Briefing
- French Universities Must Face Down Protesters, Says Head of Grande École
- Italy Seeks to Clean Hands to Build Brighter Future
- Science Fiction Returns From the Outer Limits
- Research Intelligence Government Promises New Seams for Data Miners
- Grant Winners
- Top Institutions in Geosciences
- Awards and Promotions
- Building Blocks: Paul Thompson
- Obituary: Jerry Morris
- Relax and Let Fees Rise, Says Aldwyn Cooper
- Robert Mighall on Keats, a True Romantic Hero
- Daytime TV: Bloody Yelps, Wretched Whelp
- Evidence to Ministers Goes Up in Smoke
- Letters
- Campus Cliques
- Snow-Globe Version of History
- Alien Bodies
- Book of the Week - Francis Crick: Hunter of Life’s Secrets, by Robert Olby
- What Are You Reading?
- Milton, In His Own Words
- Reading Dancing
- Published This Week
- THE Appointments
- Index
- Laurie Taylor

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THE - 12 November 2009

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:15:52 -0500

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- THE - 12 November 2009
- Contents
- The Week in Higher Education
- Leader - Mandate Open Access to Achieve Real Impact
- UCU Says Local Pay Rises Breach Agreement
- Wakeham to Lead BIS Review of FEC System
- Postgraduate Pain: Look at the Size of Those Fees!
- No Consensus on Tuition Charges as Review Kicks Off
- Union Brings University to Tribunal
- Tories Like the Fit of the Framework
- A Scheme to Steer Students Away from an Early Exit
- Fundraising's Old Hands Thrive in Hard Times
- News in Brief
- Campus Round-Up
- In the Thick of It: University Alliance Forms Policy Advisers Group
- Abu Dhabi Cultivates Beautiful Minds
- Overseas Briefing
- The Casual Professoriate and Looming Crisis of Qualtiy
- Politicians Take a Liberty With the Script
- Research Intelligence: The Adventurous Get a Wellcome Break
- Grant Winners
- Core Papers on Catastrophic Climate Change
- Never Out of Date: Barbara Bloomfield
- Awards and Promotions
- Obituary John Ramsden
- David Nutt's Sacking Was Misjudged, Says Lord Krebs
- What Do You Get When You Put Universities andGovernment Together? Philistinism, ClaimsVernon Bogdanor
- Daytime TV Forecast: Dark, with Flashes of Insight
- Alan Ryan An American Nightmare Scenario
- Letters
- Cover Story - Free for all? It’s a Real Battle
- The Book Lies!
- Book of the Week - Rich Democracies,Poor People: How Politics Explain Poverty, by David Brady
- What Are You Reading?
- Happy Pills: Are Drugs the Answer to Depression?
- The Canon - The Social Origins of Dictatorship andDemocracy: Lord and Peasant in the Making of the Modern World
- Published this Week
- THE Appointments
- Laurie Taylor
- Index

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THE - 29 October

Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:58:47 -0400

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THE - 22 October

Sun, 18 Oct 2009 07:38:16 -0400

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