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Abstracts: Tories pledge early action to ditch fees. Journals 'top ten' sparks a rebellion. Part-timers merit equality
Abstracts: Totalitarianism: Have we seen the last of it? The United Nations in the 21st Century: Need for reform. Too many nations: the future of the Western hemisphere
Abstracts: To the barricades--it's time for a lesson in politics. Glittering grades do not guarantee greatness. Open up a French window to a new opportunity
Abstracts: 'To the question, what did you do in the truly great war - that of the survival of the human race - would your answer be, "I bought an SUV"?'
Abstracts: To the victors, the spoils? He who sups with the devil must use a long spoon - and bring a good agent. From extracts to sex tracts
Abstracts: Tough nut with a sweet centre. Distance holds key to growth. Confusion as centre holds
Abstracts: Tough task ranking Asia's best. Writer's block on enquiry. Weights and measures
Abstracts: Toward a new world order: the United States and Europe. International courts: Some pitfalls. The U.S. and Latin America: building friendships
Abstracts: Toward cooperation with China: why our hardliners are wrong. The future of high tech: toward a postmodern era
Abstracts: Toward parental choice. Traditional versus for-profit colleges: what are the differences? Educational progressivism: The new elites
Abstracts: To Wit: a culture clash. One world without a place. Email campaign leaves don facing the sack
Abstracts: Toxin sparks organic scare. Cuts trigger plant warning. Sex, violence and sneaky tactics
Abstracts: Traces on vellum offer clues to the definitive Chaucerian text. Just in time economics regulate the data race
Abstracts: Tracking and detracking: Debates, evidence, and best practices for a heterogeneous world. The choice is there - but not for everyone
Abstracts: Trade & industrial education. We the pupils... Education reform: overlooking voc ed?
Abstracts: Trading Queen Vic for a car park. Giant among scientists, but few recall his name. Disneyland with the Queen? I recall it well
Abstracts: Transatlantic cash gulf grows. Student cash in melting pot. V-cs attacked for ducking fight for cash
Abstracts: Transfer market block. On the campaign trail with political studies. V-cs' pay packages hit six figures
Abstracts: Trapped in a time warp. Please don't mention the war. Redecorating Britain in a deep shade of blue
Abstracts: Travels in time put flesh on forebears. Clubbing cavemen really rock. Pictures in the mind
Abstracts: Treasure hunters discover net. Science of the appliance. IT cannot replace eye-to-eye
Abstracts: Treasure trove on your doorstep--so unlock it. Leader of the revolution and all that jazz. ...don't want to go to university
Abstracts: Treasury to focus on top 10. Early-career cash fillip. RAE in 2008 is saved from axe
Abstracts: Treasury to focus on top 10. Luxembourg pledges to double research cash as Dutch ponder E1bn boost. Blair and Brown in science tug-of-war
Abstracts: Treatment for ageing is possible. Review 'papers over cracks'. Cuts looming as students fail to sign up
Abstracts: Trebling up the vocal efforts. Little relief for London researchers. Expedite your expeditions
Abstracts: Trek through space to discover the wholly trinity. Open space for anytime learning. Fireworks in the space age
Abstracts: Trendspotting: how the profile of higher education is changing. Is there really a problem of graduate 'over-education?' (United Kingdom)(Column)
Abstracts: Trials in a two-way chemistry. Age of genetic utopia. Reasons to be fearful
Abstracts: Trio to sign up to exploit ideas. Majority vote to revise Cambridge rules governing intellectual property Rights
Abstracts: Trio to sign up to exploit ideas. V-cs add to RAE clamour. Research project of the year
Abstracts: Triple helix holds the key to win, win situation. Aid in US favours wealthier freshers. The market's the devil, and we're about to sell our soul
Abstracts: Triumphs amidst disaster: Clinton's foreign policy success. America and the Middle East: a gap in foreign policy
Abstracts: Trouble brewing over part-timers. Policy limbo leaves staff vulnerable. Fears over job security
Abstracts: Troubled campus slammed. Freedom is...the latest mobile. Whose land is it anyway?
Abstracts: True appreciation is served with a good dollop of source. UK-India research projects win a bumper crop of cash
Abstracts: Trust me, I am a physicist. Passion drives the best and brightest in biology. 'Not many scientists can claim immortality'
Abstracts: Trust me, this is the last word. No, this is. 'We fight for our rights inch by inch'. What a bit of dignity teaches us
Abstracts: Trusty way to make money. Alienation is the price of education. Aborigine aid cut deters blacks
Abstracts: Truth and dignity behind newspeak. The brains behind the brawn. (British Olympic team). Student hardship is hitting standards
Abstracts: Truth lost in vain views. Cocooned by privilege but driving on the edge. 'Our job is to explain; it is for others to judge'
Abstracts: Try Kavanagh's wig on for size. Strike gold with your grey cells. It's an office, not a servant's hall
Abstracts: Tuition fees focus minds on finishing theses. Polishing those pledges before electoral rituals. Let them decide how good they want to be
Abstracts: Tune in to their brainwaves. If you get a kick out of Albert, how about a jete?. Take a byte of a del.icio.us trend
Abstracts: Tunnel vision. $50 billion how would you spend it? You need tunnel vision to spend summer here
Abstracts: Turbulence signals a lucrative experience. The grass could be greener. Attending to grass roots
Abstracts: Turbulent legacy of noose and guillotine. Secular, liberal, and doggedly fundamentalist. Detached irony doesn't always travel that well
Abstracts: Turf battles and scholarly monopoly. Indonesia's neglected universities look ahead. Private universities soon to end Austrian state's monopoly
Abstracts: Turks claim student boom. Pirates battle over degrees. Islamic groups linked to killing
Abstracts: Turn back the clock on overseas fees. A step into troubled waters. Help them to come and have their eyes opened
Abstracts: Turning grey matter into green stuff. Marine craft finds bilge pump useful. How we can tell mummy ate fish
Abstracts: Turning Hubble rubble into gold. The pomo recruiters get personal with hoops, webs and windows. Michael Moore's opposite number
Abstracts: TV service tunes into clearing. UCL banks on Suffolk park life. Job stats point to work insecurity
Abstracts: TV tycoon backs Cambridge IP bid. Bristol scoops UKPd5m ideas deal. Imperial's plan to axe its old ties
Abstracts: TV tycoon backs Cambridge IP bid. Staff cash in on consultancy. QAA finding on London 'perverse'
Abstracts: Twin forces of change set to meet the millenium. Which road for (new) Scotland? Under a Scottish parliament academic freedom must be protected but institutional autonomy should be subject to proper planning
Abstracts: 'Twitchers' they can't do without. Bug that bears the mark of death. Composing a perfect pitch
Abstracts: Two fingers sure say a lot. A novel look at invention in inventory. 'g' is for ability but it's also for genes
Abstracts: Two out of three is just not enough. Quality equaliser. Academic refugees put strain on council
Abstracts: Two sectors, one voice. Save our science. Stop, look and listen
Abstracts: Two single females and a slimy supervisor. No one should have to suffer abuse in silence. How to stop class canoodling
Abstracts: Two tarnished institutions. Freedom of speech impaired. Summer of literary discontent
Abstracts: 'Two years ago, the British Mammals Society reported that more than 200 million animals were killed each year by domestic cats (most of them pets)'
Abstracts: Ucas chief promises detailed A-level data. Unions gear up to sell deal to staff. Memo targets boycott staff
Abstracts: Ucas data give hope to troubled subjects. Government study warns fees will hit four-year courses. Security at all-time high
Abstracts: UCAS eyes up new FE places. Ucas: no rush to beat top-ups. Ucas boss blamed for pupils' confusion
Abstracts: UCL is sued over $1bn deal. Chairs still elude female medics. Champion fighting the rise of 'doctor factories'
Abstracts: UCU split over equality brief. V-cs are trying to smash us, unions say. 'Immature' students without basic English skills enrage Uclan staff
Abstracts: U.K. academe fights to retain young stars. Ye olde desktop project. Brown urges rise in spend on sector
Abstracts: UK brain drain myth exposed. ...think hourly paid lecturers should be brought in from the cold. Bring this supply in from the cold
Abstracts: UK called on to 'save to study'. Massive IT spends in bid to cut red tape. Vader's telepathic link to his stomach
Abstracts: UK failing to prepare for tide of foreigners. Colleges fail to fill third of foundation courses. Steep rise in foreign students forecast
Abstracts: UK gets down to the business of recruitment. Oil patent tug of war heads for appeal. UK ahead of rivals in technology transfer
Abstracts: UK kudos hit by fake degrees. Fine words come cheap, storng action is needed. Real victims of UCU's Middle East incursion
Abstracts: UK low in affordability league. Best of British close in on Uncle Sam's finest. How many 'squirrels' would you be given?
Abstracts: UK market worth UKPd10 billion. UK told to expand provision overseas. 'I can't do it for 30 more years'
Abstracts: UK mislays passport at the final frontier. Sweet music for bio brigade. Astronomical changes afoot
Abstracts: UKPd1 bn boost if bill survives. With no clear winner, let's leave well alone. Best not to kill bill
Abstracts: 'UKPd200m to end fee deadlock'. Oxford inequalities exposed. Free to live and learn
Abstracts: UKPd2.3bn fails to buy off critics. Top-ups are non-negotiable. Too few points for the big prize
Abstracts: UKPd750,000 wage rise for those at the top. Exit under a cloud with a pot of gold. Union fury at 'shameless' v-c pay rises
Abstracts: UKPd75K to lead top secret institute. Elite stump up millions in research stars. UK enjoys a brain gain in young talent
Abstracts: UK risks lead in stem cells, warns expert. UK fears Europe control. Money matters in doing science that matters
Abstracts: UK students drawn to US for broad-based degrees. Why revel in birth of imperial monster? For-profit champion rebrands
Abstracts: UK talent cut from a quality cloth. The hard work to halt attrition starts to pay off. 'Cool Japan' suffers from cruel cuts
Abstracts: UK technology stars revealed. UK sees endowments rise. When experts cost, enthusiasm counts
Abstracts: UK terror tourists hit Europe's animal labs. MPs attack expert's bias. We're glad to be postgrads
Abstracts: UK to lose millions in fees from EU incomers. Low fees may win extra Hefce cash. Perfect platform for progress
Abstracts: UK urged to review energy research. Brown set to double cash for science. UK's 'smart' research policy is praised by top US adviser
Abstracts: Ulster's restrained guardians. The politics of semtex; theories of terrorism. An outsider looking in
Abstracts: Unbalanced equation. Collaboration is the way ahead. Teaching plagiarism
Abstracts: Uncle Sam is innocent. Why don't scholars admit that holy war means war. Another Bush family member
Abstracts: Uncle Sam's out in front, but we're hot on his heels. Deliver pay deal, union warns. [pounds sterling]12m punt on spin-offs
Abstracts: Under-40s bemoan spoon-fed students. We might moan, but we love the academic life. Intake is up but UK trails world trend
Abstracts: Understanding society: realism and romanticism in sociology. "We aren't here to do the decent thing": Saving Private Ryan and the morality of war
Abstracts: Unearthing the secrets of Christ's tomb. Moral rights global responsibilities. From the clash of cultures comes a new tradition
Abstracts: Unequal opportunities, a university challenge. Facing up to market forces. Do the work, you're due a reward
Abstracts: Unesco sees merit in solar power. Hi-tech library not so new. Unesco plea for world's watchtower universities
Abstracts: Unesco takes 'new way.' (a world declaration on higher education for the 21st century, agreed at conference during Oct 1998 in Paris, France)
Abstracts: Uneven results of a colonial legacy: the universities of Singapore and Malaya have gone in very different directions since their separation in 1962
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