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Abstracts: ...as Tories back course cull to finance plans. Will you stand for Blair's bloody-mindedness. 'Big idea' plucked from a bad old Tory ideology
Abstracts: 'A study of the workplace showed the most stress, measured by hormone levels, was experienced by the more junior staff who were told what to do'
Abstracts: Astute critic or just a philistine caricature? Now bring on the big boo-word. Mistress of the mind
Abstracts: A subject directed to take up less space. Cardiff's staff set to sail seas in luxury. Colleges' mixed report
Abstracts: A swift brawl is all in a medieval day's work. All systems go here at admission control. The race to sew up catwalk success
Abstracts: A tale of cauliflower and King's. Liars and cheats beset by scorpions. Feeding the enemy
Abstracts: A-team in the record books; success of the Open University's social science foundation course. Spare us logo land: ads on university websites are an unwelcome intrusion into what has been a traditionally advertising-free zone
Abstracts: A tendency to divergence. Exam-sitting targets (Further Education) Finding the glue that can fix cracks in our society
Abstracts: 'At four my daughter was the perfect surrealist... To this day, the cat still has bits of wax in its fur from where she tried to use it to polish the floor'
Abstracts: A theatre of arrogance. Demand for MRes takes off. Binary mix takes a leading role in the global theatre
Abstracts: Athens heads the new revolution. Colonial writers lost in the post. Post revolution, art's revelation
Abstracts: At home with the Young Ones. Quids in or just out of pocket? Cash fears dominate clearing
Abstracts: A time and emotion study. Patently, we are getting much better. Maybe I'll skip the frog's legs
Abstracts: A tongue-tied time warp. Judgement day for dentistry experts. Sum mistake?
Abstracts: A tradition of equality, liberty and vomit-free flowerbeds. If it affects students, it matters to the academy
Abstracts: A treasure island easy to plunder. Will Halifax also be 'big' for people in 54 states? Labour's chance to shine on world stage
Abstracts: A trip down memory lane. A trip down mammary lane. On the trail of Down's
Abstracts: A trip over red tape. Raking in support that puts navel gazing into the shade. Degrees of success
Abstracts: AT&T connect to Cambridge. Essex to pioneer life in the fast lane. Physics key to realising e-vision
Abstracts: Attention! Top brass agree new manoeuvre. It's all about the extra cash. Top Whitehall post goes to advocate of exam reform
Abstracts: At the city's ill heart. White males fight the freeze. Students politicise before the accessorise
Abstracts: Audience previews universal picture. Towards a grand universal morality. Equations for universal truth
Abstracts: Aunt Deirdre says 'Economists, get out of the sandpit. Now!'(economist Deirdre McCloskey essay; Perspective)(Transcript)
Abstracts: Australians lend an ear to Hefce chief. Strings tangle funding purse. V-cs: sector is on brink of mediocrity
Abstracts: Australian v-cs have the best packages. Recruiting merger fuels competition. Remedy sought for doctor dearth
Abstracts: Australia sharpens focus on distance. Australia set to train own imams. Australia faces Bologna threat
Abstracts: Australia spreads its net to foreign waters. Australia backs status change to broaden scope for foreign ventures
Abstracts: AUT and employers square up over pay. V-cs say jobs will go if staff vote 'no'. Morale boost bid backfires
Abstracts: AUT demands stall pay deal. AUT and employers square up over pay. MPs wade into the war of words
Abstracts: AUT demands stall pay deal. Cover-up claims over debt research. NUS UKPd1m in debt after internet deal collapse
Abstracts: Author sorry for uncredited debt. Rights and wrongs of a 'new moral economy'. New tests will probe employee suitability
Abstracts: Autonomy eroded by the long arm of the state. Turning ideas into big bucks. Loose ends in bonding sessions with business
Abstracts: AUT poised to hold review of boycott. Council calls for Ellis to be sacked. 'Vile' attack on Natfhe leader
Abstracts: AUT staff lose faith in Hull v-c after cuts. 'Porter may earn more than a don'. AUT pay claims 'misleading'
Abstracts: AUT: why should we teach racists? Cambridge to ballot on IP reforms. Evan's appeal upheld
Abstracts: AVA is listening to you. 'You must be crazy.'(importance of vocational education)(Column) Collaborate or die
Abstracts: A varied syllabus with nothing at its core. The dead (and live) poets' society. Vile bodies
Abstracts: Average Bill. The strong president: the constitution and the executive. American popular culture
Abstracts: A very cool way to raise the dead. Cryptography, qubits and the art of being in two places at once. The fine line between art and maths
Abstracts: A Victorian idea that could do with restoration. NUS alarmed by one-sided student contract. 'Contestability': buzzword that could open academy's doors to private interest
Abstracts: A vision for the 21st century. Patents is a virtue. Bring back the backroom boys
Abstracts: A warm welcome is just the first step. Tough love works for fledglings. Take in the view up the marking tower
Abstracts: A war waged on liberty in liberty's own name. Save the planet - become a vegan. The stakes are high, the proposals must be firm
Abstracts: A waste of good ideas. Shots in the dark; the transfer of ideas to the market. Winter is over but growth comes at a higher price
Abstracts: A way to grow home talent. Edinburgh management and union to forge unique alliance to address fixed-term/. Scots get above-inflation rise
Abstracts: A welcome collision of continents. Making of men of the moment. Content that fires creative tensions
Abstracts: A Wellcome home? Monk building for future success. Maths failing engineering(need to improve math skills of UK engineering students)
Abstracts: A window on the secular soul. Life through a plate-glass window.... Our window on nature's workings
Abstracts: A wine for each occasion. Clinic with the human touch. Diversity and quality will thrive under light touch
Abstracts: A wing and a prayer. No pain, no progress. A truly stellar career that ended with a big bang
Abstracts: A Word About Word Processors. Last Word: Ripe for Revival. Last Word: Success and the Word Processor
Abstracts: A work of art that's brutal to work in. First move in a global game plan. Hooked after a whiff of salt water
Abstracts: A world language: will it be English? The rise of English nationalism. English as the official language: the problem of multiple cultures
Abstracts: Axe hangs over top UEA school. A motivator who has shaken up 'crusty old dinners' and more. Law courses set for radical shake-up
Abstracts: A yearning for peace. Russians dying for a drink: Are more Russian men dying from alcoholism because the government finds sozzled citizens easier to control?
Abstracts: A year of chatter but little money. Cinderella sector needs better outfit. Rich seam at interface: the happy coupling of further and higher education could give birth to a funding council merger
Abstracts: A 'zing' of truth. Something from nothing; mass could be created from massless particles. Vacuum gleaning
Abstracts: BA accused of 'old boy' bias over UKPd1m grant. Battle over authorship of welfare policy work. Council refusals spur legal threat
Abstracts: BA accused of 'old boy' bias over UKPd1m grant. Ministers to probe BA's 'old-boy bias'. Rivalry and rebuff in race for UKPd2m
Abstracts: Back animal lab, top surgeon demands. Even a social animal had to learn to use the schmooze. MPs face fire from disgruntled scientists
Abstracts: Backbiting in a backwater. A rocky path for 'roll-over option'. Fertile fields of ideas
Abstracts: Backbiting in a backwater. How do we value diversity? Potential for development
Abstracts: Backed into a tight spot. Applications fall as study options narrow. Johnson promises sector a freer rein
Abstracts: Back to Nietzsche. Violence spawns violence. There's nothing Nietzsche couldn't teach ya..
Abstracts: Back to the blackboard. Kenya sends graduate aid. Internet lifelines for a continent
Abstracts: BA criticised over handling of UKPd2m award. LJMU broke guidelines with 'beyond modest' gifts. LJMU dropout rate criticised
Abstracts: Bad genes uncovered. Objector on the road to gene hell. Ill-fitting genes
Abstracts: Bad news from cyberspace? Lolly and the Ivy League. Lessons of invisible college
Abstracts: Bad options: Dealing with Iran. Rising powers: weapons proliferation and new great powers. Nuclear freeze: The Middle East and global arms control
Abstracts: Bad seeds of a perfect crop. One day to discuss the 'blah blah'. Star of a mushrooming field
Abstracts: Bad times ahead for Bad X. Masquerade of living dolls. There may be trouble ahead
Abstracts: BA fair helps put Exeter on science map. Research team kicks off science jobs drive. UK boosts its tally of Nobel laureates
Abstracts: Balances of power. Individual battles will sink our ship. Lower bar for poor, DfES told
Abstracts: Balances of power. Minor pain, major gain. Just a word before I go
Abstracts: Balancing acts and loose ends. Maggie Excuse was just 'bunk'. Out of deep shock
Abstracts: Baltics braced for labour turmoil. Coca-Cola tries to take fizz out of NUS boycott call. Palestine wary of unequal dialogue
Abstracts: Banking on more reliable evidence. Depressed? You need 15 months in a lock-up. Building on a breakdown
Abstracts: Ban slapped on use of UfI name. Elites must teach better, says v-c. Newport spat could set legal precedent
Abstracts: Barbarous scratchings or universal system? The Chinese puzzle on paper. Big sister's big rebuff
Abstracts: Bark and bite of bioethical watchdogs. Battle of Will for the Bard's soul. Stage dogs are all bark, not bite
Abstracts: Barnum meets his napalm nemesis. Charge of the freedom thinkers' brigade. Free thinkers working to create a free society
Abstracts: Basic Guide to the Compleat Educational Computer. The Not Quite Twenty-Year History of Educational Software. A Guide to Selecting Educational Software
Abstracts: Basic skills program connects school, work. Marketing education: administrators' thoughts on marketing education
Abstracts: BAT report spots good prospects. Audit critic is lone UK failure. The 'joke' field with serious prospects
Abstracts: Battle to stave off fees defeat. Lobby groups line up to fight. Dispute could stimulate revival of interest in industrial past
Abstracts: Beaten by the big stick. Author as mirror to the soul. Beaten, banged up but still unbowed
Abstracts: Beauty in the pump priming. Familiar tale for the gaijun. Knitted together; collaboration between Cambridge University and an Italian computer firm
Abstracts: 'Because it is hard to say anything definite about standards, it's intriguing to be told that in one area things are clear. People are getting cleverer'
Abstracts: Becks, step aside for star fellows. Moveable objects. Blueprints for healthy intellectual hothouses
Abstracts: Beer fans roll out a winner. Ready for the future? Hype hype hurrah! UK bombast is world class
Abstracts: Behind the headlines: The reporter's job. The state of humanity: steadily improving. Appraising South Africa: Growing steadily
Abstracts: Beholding angel visions. The empire watchers strike back; the Ministry of Defence is picking historians' brains
Abstracts: Being different is another of those fabled English characteristics that has evaporated in our corporate age. 'Last week I sat my first personality test. I was a little anxious about it. Suppose it turned out that I didn't have a personality? I might get the job'
Abstracts: Belarus controls online traffic, blocks sites and monitors its students. Belarus police pursue dissident draft dodgers
Abstracts: ...believe American studies is vital in the new world order. A left too lazy to look the 'Other' way
Abstracts: ...believe an annual student satisfaction survey is needed. 'Sexy' courses trail traditional in student poll. Schwartz has picked up the ball. Let's run with it
Abstracts: ...believe gene banks are a waste of money. What Said really said. After fascism, ideological waste disposal, but what now?
Abstracts: ...believe headhunters benefit academics. Colleges may be liable over degree cheats. Open hearts, open minds and an open door
Abstracts: ...believe it is time that research supervision had an overhaul. We need degree change, not change in degrees
Abstracts: ...believe more students will opt for bankruptcy despite efforts to stop them. Cabbie hails student loan victory
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