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Abstracts: ...believe parents are morally obliged to genetically modify their children. ...believe genetic modification could be good for sport and society
Abstracts: ...believe parents have the right to choose the sex of their children. If no rules have been broken, perhaps the rulebook requires some attention?
Abstracts: ...believe PhD students should be paid to study. ...believe you should retire if you want to be an academic. ...believe UK university chemistry is in need of a complete overhaul
Abstracts: ...believe PhD students should be paid to study. Childcare costs eat deeply into pay packet. Jump in with both feet ...
Abstracts: ...believe philosophy still matters. The spirit of France's great revolutionary lives on. Man with a mission impossible
Abstracts: ...believe scientists and politicians need to work together. 'Instead of teaching the same courses to the same cynics, you could engage with the public in return for extra money, teaching remission or both'
Abstracts: ...believe student meals are too important to be neglected. Student cash gift call. Best Student Experience
Abstracts: ...believe that Commonwealth studies has a lot to offer the world. Malta to grow EU studies profile
Abstracts: ...believe that dyslexia is not a myth. ...believe the British should celebrate Bloomsbury. ...believe you should retire if you want to be an academic
Abstracts: ...believe that software that prevents plagiarism prevents learning. Clause for thought
Abstracts: ...believe the European Parliament must not outlaw stem-cell research. 'Bitter' feud stalls hunt for CJD cure
Abstracts: ...believe there must not be any 'no-go' areas for research. Integrity matters
Abstracts: ...believe universities could get much more impact from poets on campus. ...think campus novels reveal the changing identity of university heads
Abstracts: ...believe universities could help transform the police service. Late switch in tactics ends in own goal
Abstracts: ...believe universities shoud be more understanding of fee-paying students. ...believe the tuition-fee regime may force students out of the arts
Abstracts: ...believe university libraries can make a real difference in widening access. ...believe the Institute for Learning and Teaching in HE is pointless
Abstracts: ...believe university pay needs to reflect performance. ...believe universities need theology and theology needs faith
Abstracts: ...believe university pay needs to reflect performance. Throw a little light on a Dark Ages pay system. ...believe securing a happy academically active retirement is a lottery
Abstracts: ...believe US visa restrictions will damage science. Schools for the Enlightenment or epiphany? Come on, celebrate!
Abstracts: ...believe virtual universities can remove teaching drudgery. Scots fear top-up effects
Abstracts: ...believe we must fight to defend democracy on campus. UCU fears for collegiality. Minor pain, major gain
Abstracts: ...believe we must stop using the b-word in the academy. The university of hard knocks and heartache. Think out of the box
Abstracts: ...believe Zionism isn't racist. Try an aspirin and a bit of Shakespeare. 'To say Manning was a racist is like saying Shakespeare was a regicide: Humour is a release of anarchy'
Abstracts: ...belive global business offers us nothing - and at an ever higher cost. All our worldly good...
Abstracts: Beneath the waves lies the promise of planetary revolution. Buzz of the chase. Powerful change for the better
Abstracts: Bengali Brahmin meets Berkeley. The man with two great loves. A past laid out upon a table
Abstracts: Bengal to Brick Lane revisited. Respectable in torn and faded genes. Science and the family don't mix
Abstracts: Berlinguer's soft revolution. Bemoan the folly of the hour. Study the question
Abstracts: Beset by bunk and flummery. Competition in the ranks. Schools link on standards
Abstracts: Best foot forward. It's open day--feel free to bring your children. Is there a doctor in the station house?
Abstracts: Best Student Experience. Employer of the year. Widening participation initiative of the year
Abstracts: Bett backs 20% rise - for a few. NUS votes for Pakes to lead on. Welfare to work may benefit colleges
Abstracts: Better a 'freak' than a sad case. How to read the signposts. Better read
Abstracts: Better get hip, Daddio. ...laugh. Wit is your best weapon so sharpen it regularly
Abstracts: Better pay at Tesco, casual staff claim. Salford seeks mediation. Tutors in despair at illiterate freshers
Abstracts: Bett: the proposals. Is Bett about to pay dividends? Is their life after Bett?
Abstracts: Beware falling rocks. Geology on the rocks; are field trips too dangerous? Rocks, stuffed animals and the odd Turner
Abstracts: Beware the diabolical in the sublime. Champions of conscience. The greatest prize of all
Abstracts: Beware the 'Ivy League.'(concept of the 'Ivy League' and UK university research funding) Dark elements of US gold rush
Abstracts: Beware the red herring in pursuit of excellence. Hold the bubbly... Don't concentrate, it's bad for research health
Abstracts: Beware the trickster god of undead emails. Work is tough enough so don't make it worse. Bellicose, intimidating? Moi?
Abstracts: Beware this benign racism. More trouble than it's worth. Making promises that only others can keep
Abstracts: Beyond pickled cucumber. Politicians' words and work are out of kilter. Tittle-tattle in Pole position
Abstracts: Bhangra? That's so yesterday. He may not rock, but he sure do ron ron. Running the gamut from Bhangra to Back
Abstracts: Bias blamed for pay gap. Life for PhD students is 'on the up'. Students today can't write, spell or count
Abstracts: Bias still rife, say female scientists. Dispute is dead, but pain lives on. Visting lecturers shout for fair deal
Abstracts: Bidders battle for bits 'n' bobs. How to raise your sites. Ivy League stirs creeping concern
Abstracts: Bid to create a German Ivy League receives UKPd1.3bn shot in the arm. Changes in Scotland's resources for teaching and research, 2003-04 to 2004-05
Abstracts: Bid to halt decline in UK Erasmus participation. For authors, a basic need. Leadership: The need for participation
Abstracts: Big Brother and the Roy Plomley test. Big brother sits at the high table. An academic star in waiting takes the first screen test
Abstracts: Big business is watching you. Less Minerva, more Venus. Child of the killing fields
Abstracts: Big fall in medical teachers. Business PhDs shun academic careers. Academics suffer more stress than A&E staff
Abstracts: 'Big Mac' is hard to swallow. Bye-bye, nice to have met. It's the narrative, stupid
Abstracts: Big-name merger looks set for Brum. Students may scupper merger. UCE proposes Aston merger
Abstracts: Big shake-up and new v-c could take Oxford from ivy-clad to Ivy League. Sudden exit for Oxford master
Abstracts: Big shot in the mind field. Wellcome bias stirs up unions. Breaths of fresh air
Abstracts: Big vision of bosses' champion. Howells defend corporate degrees. Academics set to sell more expertise
Abstracts: Big wheels of justice. Facts, for the concealment of. The male address
Abstracts: Binational citizens: Mexican immigrants are challenging old ideas about assimilation. Scientific inquiry: Findings about the state of diversity in our laboratories
Abstracts: Binational citizens: Mexican immigrants are challenging old ideas about assimilation. part 2 The new pioneers
Abstracts: Biological mazes hide cure for cancer. Feed back as a way to go forward. Explain it all to the general public? Labsolutely
Abstracts: Bird brain clue to memory riddle. One that did not get away. Cutting edge: why the clue to Antarctica's extinct plants lies in a Chilean rainforest
Abstracts: Birkbeck tells media critics to buzz off. Is she a news reader or a new Darwinist? Lifting cap may exclude more
Abstracts: Bite-sized taster that leads up to full course. 'There's lots of girls, so that's good for you'. They're going, going, gone
Abstracts: Black and blue in Oxford; a scheme to target ethnic minorities. Can this old house offer a new window on the world
Abstracts: Black leadership in the twenty-first century. The Hotel Africa. Baseball and civil rights: Branch Rickey and Jackie Robinson
Abstracts: Black universities to gain from cash boost. Change of cast for EastEnding. A vicious circle of repression
Abstracts: Black woman breaks into higher echelon. Times past, times future, Times Higher. The art of being black
Abstracts: Blair OKs Army to defend lab. V-cs go on high alert on animal terrorism. Oxford to build animal facility
Abstracts: Blair's capital hearing aides. Earning power that depends on learning. The living document
Abstracts: Blimp, Jeeves and Wooster. Name calling. Dining on data
Abstracts: Blitzing the glitz. I teach in the Caribbean - from a French chateau. Syllabus driver on the virtual highway
Abstracts: Block Grant Update; Where the Money Goes. Thinking Is a Basic Skill. Partnerships That Work
Abstracts: Blood, iron and creative havoc. The phoenix may yet soar on a wing and a prayer. Strategic players in tactical retreats
Abstracts: Blue wails in sight. Anyone got an A-Z? Mourning Britain's new dawn
Abstracts: Blunkett's funding muddle. A conflic no one wins. Privatise at a price
Abstracts: Blurred division of the future. UK plc's ailing research industry and why exploitation may be just the tonic. A book by any other name
Abstracts: Board won't seek name change for AVA. Making JTPA programs work in rural areas. Advisory committee for voc ed
Abstracts: Bodies versed in every language. Marxist, yes, with a touch of bourgeoisie. The lost chapters of a life in love and letters
Abstracts: Bodies versed in every language. Provinces left out of the loop. Shapes and graces in an infinite space
Abstracts: Bohemian rhapsody, Oxford style. Strange lack of old peculiars. If only quality assurance were this sexy
Abstracts: Bolognese flavoured corruption. Clan mentality rules in Italian universities. Running on a clean-up ticket
Abstracts: 'Bonkers' job index irks v-cs. Luton takes on Oxbridge elite. IT takes the e-learning back seat
Abstracts: Bonus culture sweeps sector. Pay impasse set to hit finals. 'Deplorable' pay inequity persists
Abstracts: Book awards fuel BA's image as old boys' club. 'Anon' brings campus to book. Art book put on hold after row over ideas
Abstracts: Books at the press of a button; France's library for the 21st century. Caravan reaches an oasis
Abstracts: Books in the digital age: is the end near? . Shopping and prosperity: the consumer economy. The new geopolitics of oil
Abstracts: Books in the digital age: is the end near? . Traditional versus progressive education: using both traditions. The lost sense of honor
Abstracts: Bordered by red tape. Lifting the lid on Britain's secrets; historians are drawing up a list of documents they would like released
Abstracts: Borders open to Net study. Australian academics snub Labor. Australia invests in 'telecottages.' (television learning proves popular)
Abstracts: Bosnians decry lack of support. Plea to stop Sarajevo brain drain. Aliens law draws academic fire
Abstracts: Bosom buddies. Guide to the moral maze. From twinkle toes to Nobel heights
Abstracts: Bosses and boffins pact. Compound fractures: student funding for university hospitals is under review. Skewed selection needs rethink
Abstracts: Botany, geology firsts blooming. Games gold rush for Loughborough's athletic elite. Sex equality crusaders
Abstracts: Box clever for a culture on autocue; a television presenters' course. Television's new engine: The principle of the TV format
Abstracts: Boycott will do nothing to change Israeli policy. All alone in the crowd. We must build bridges--our future depends on it
Abstracts: Bradford link stirred PM to press Shah to free academic detainee. Living wage victory for London cleaners
Abstracts: Bradford link stirred PM to press Shah to free academic detainee. part 2 ''Nobody should go through this''
Abstracts: Bradford shines as Staffs tops league. Hundreds left 'homeless'. You've got to be loud and proud
Abstracts: Brains behind the biggest and the best. Creationists put in their place by mite of Darwin... Business versus the Bible
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