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Abstracts: Brain training. Take talk to a new level. Foggy ideas made clear
Abstracts: Braising standards. Can economics stem a drop in interest rates? Drop your standards
Abstracts: Branded an outcast. UK students drawn to US for broad-based degrees. Grievances are 'mishandled'
Abstracts: Brand names rule to roost. English speakers dominate the first 20. Beijing leads Asia's march to the forefront
Abstracts: Bravehearts, high hopes. Believer with a faith in reason. More than ping-pong
Abstracts: Brave New Classroom. Last Word: Classics From the Classroom. Cable in the Classroom: Tuning in Your School
Abstracts: Brave Scots win minds. The door is always open for friends in the North. Scots to devolve decision making
Abstracts: Breakdown on cash. Small treasures up for grabs (no pirates please). Little small talk goes a long, long way
Abstracts: Breaking down the borders of science. An academic take on model villages. Defend science, demand MPs
Abstracts: Breaking the bar under pressure. Smears upon the walls are history. History lessons from someone who was there
Abstracts: Bridge construction ahead. Learning from the Greeks. Learning to trust
Abstracts: Brighton loses appeal in discrimination case. Deech warns of false claims. Leeds housing win prompts call for fight against 'unfair' contracts
Abstracts: Brighton loses appeal in discrimination case. Plagiarist student set to sue university. Law professor faces claims of staffing bias
Abstracts: Bright young things only need apply. Farid the fair and faithful. Pens poised, paper waits
Abstracts: Brilliance and the barrier to a great career. Noble convictions that founded the Nobels. Woman's touch is needed
Abstracts: Brilliant objects of desire. The inadvertent healer. Zeal of the spider woman
Abstracts: Bring them in on your coat-tails. Is your message getting through ?. Grab the mic, it's the physics karaoke
Abstracts: Bristol leads culture change. Casual culture props up academe. Fixed but insecure
Abstracts: Bristol opens talks on Adelaide venture. Beer fans roll out a winner. Cranfield takes skill down under
Abstracts: Britain at risk of botching its ABC. Fir dangerous roads, keep a sweet bouquet handy. QAA forges links to keep Britain ahead of the US and Australia
Abstracts: Britain must fight to keep foreign trade. UK must keep grip on market. Cap fees, scrap RAE but keep the unions
Abstracts: Britain's urban gardener. Virtual solution to urban malaise. Scientists venture into capitalists' terrain
Abstracts: Brit arts's foundation figure. BSE research in danger. Get set for the big bang
Abstracts: British pair bask in peers' acclaim. UK holds its own against US giants. Oxford is just the business at top
Abstracts: Brits play role in Italian job. Courting business is key to progress. Institute with designs on how we live
Abstracts: Brits plea for house facelift. Openminded French salon extends its English affair. Spotty fish may hold man's key
Abstracts: Brits popular but posh. Abandon your bunker mentality, urges Frayling, as he calls for focus on society's needs
Abstracts: Broader canvas for art schools. Research for sale: $5.95. Value-added gold standard
Abstracts: Brother Cain sister Jane. Making sense of the census. Cupid's book of ciphers
Abstracts: Brown's man sidesteps industry row. Industry tie no road to riches. A white knight with means to find holy grail
Abstracts: Brown's starter for 20 million pounds sterling. How Blair can remedy the right state we're in. Slow on the uptake
Abstracts: Brush up act on pay. Learners take leaf out of an imprint of the Renaissance. Exam action to hit distance learners in 130 countries
Abstracts: Brutal heart of a society shaken loose by the violence of nature. Nature is forever blowing bubbles
Abstracts: Bryan Jennett, 1927-2008. Ethics chief calls for tighter peer review. Entrepreneurial scientist who loves saving energy
Abstracts: Budget blight on universities. Overseas cash injection rises. Squeeze hinders growth in Wales
Abstracts: Budget blues hit German rectors. Bad marks; standards of teaching at German universities. Slow start in the age race
Abstracts: Budget gap looms in US. Tuition fees on front line of election campaigns. US under pressure to dump Sudan holdings
Abstracts: Budget ups costs by 100 million pounds sterling. Blair plans to create elite research tier. Blair warns of Tory budget axe
Abstracts: Building a portal for the people. Cinderellas arrive late at the ball. Flexible friend for when time is not on our side
Abstracts: Building bloc for arts and humanities. New tests, old results. The slow but certain arrival of equality at Oxford University
Abstracts: Building bridges; how postsecondary institutions are integrating academic and vocational content. To market, to market ... too soon?
Abstracts: Bullies in the common room. Axe threat outrages Notts staff. Showdown over FE jobs
Abstracts: Bullish Clarke sets out stall. Hodge: we will control market. Hodge: review will be radical
Abstracts: Bulls or bears in Regent's Park? Perpetual partnership. Digital debate that is striving to 'dumb up' democracy
Abstracts: Bullying rife in RAE run-up. Elite urge shift to light-touch audit. Global stars join RAE
Abstracts: Bullying rife in RAE run-up. Stress: call to arms. New guidelines confound v-cs
Abstracts: Bunk in the bank. A Balkan question in search of an answer. Poetic licence denied
Abstracts: Bunny girls, clones and a comet. We learnt it on the grapevine. Reaching for stars
Abstracts: Bureaucracy has killed the spirit of academics. The touchy-feely brigade: coming your way soon. Tongues truly tied: freedom of speech is being eroded and academics are complicit in its demise
Abstracts: Burning up with lost soles to pay off the debt of still being alive. Research Project of the Year
Abstracts: Bursaries rock top-up talks. Too few points for the big prize. Postcode lottery restricts access to bursaries
Abstracts: Bursting bubbles of lofty repute. An appetite for pastry... and power. Canada awry
Abstracts: Business demand edge out minorities. Harvard report supports Summers' reforms. Bad scholarship or the wrong kind of politics?
Abstracts: Business Initiative of the Year. The taste of success. Here for the cheer
Abstracts: Business is booming for courses with a conscience. Reality check for American dream. Rebuilding Khmer after the Rouge
Abstracts: Business of being allies. Find what works first. Why far-sighted schools will keep their distance
Abstracts: Buyers way out of quality dilemma. Germany creates IT research superpower. Teamwork brings gift of sight
Abstracts: By the people, for the people. A storm surge of people power. Beauty is in the eye of a Greek chisel holder: do we find certain people sexy because we have been unduly influenced by the anatomical preferences of a sculptor who has been dead for over 2,500 years?
Abstracts: Cabinet papers reveal cuts talk. Marx is dead. Long live Marxism. Nothing so fragile as a dead cert
Abstracts: Cable in the Classroom: From the Inside Out, From the Outside In. Telemail and Special Needs
Abstracts: California dreaming. No synthesis in academe's erratic orbits. Why has Clarke thrown us to market forces?
Abstracts: Call for a degree of rivalry. Paul Ginsborg. One press pass that will open any door
Abstracts: Call for funding to match rise in overseas students. Charity status may be traded for legal gains. Sussex to review degrees to match student demand
Abstracts: Call for reforms pits students against staff. Foundation drive takes off. Industry wary of sub-degrees
Abstracts: Call for Royal Commission. 100,000 pounds sterling fines for missing HEFCE deadlines. Mind your language
Abstracts: Calls to change contract culture. The global economy's come to town: all welcome. When the locals wish students would leave old Durham town
Abstracts: Calls to counter UK drain on Africa. Free market deals fatten pay packets. Union says UKPd7 rise will not halt London exodus
Abstracts: Call to raise job hopes for young academics. Prepare or risk reputation, warns journalist who exposed fraud. Industrial-strength success
Abstracts: Call to raise status of 'invisible' students. Steep rise in foreign students forecast. Foreign students put off by cost of living in the UK
Abstracts: Cambridge buoant as Scots show their mettle. Six put faith in Hobsons choice. Hardbacks and hard drives win some hard cash
Abstracts: Cambridge debate rages on. Cause to pause before starting the witch trials. Stalled reforms are not cause for celebration
Abstracts: Cambridge debate rages on. Expansion tops off a reversal of fortunes. Elite 19 to set own pay agenda
Abstracts: Cambridge officers under fire for Capsa fiasco. Cambridge debacle may lead to inquiry. Publisher launches inquiry into allegation of academic copying
Abstracts: Cambridge slated for being too soft on staff. 'Campus vote' could count. Entry test tackles class bias
Abstracts: Cambridge v-c vows to build trust with staff. Surrey seeks escape from state control. Funders to 'collaborate.'(UK research councils)
Abstracts: Campus comrades in arms. Red tide floods campus. Call for steps to protect Russian
Abstracts: Campuses adapt to overseas influx. University title free-for-all. Challenge 'too huge' for LSC? Further education colleges need less red tape, simpler funding and support that does not stifle autonomy to thrive. Can the Learning and Skills Council provide the right conditions?
Abstracts: Canadian heads to be held to account. Canada shifts data from US. My teacher's square and flat
Abstracts: Cancer research 'revived' by merger. Scientists want time to talk. UK ahead of rivals in technology transfer
Abstracts: Can Jonny put youngsters in touch with engineering? It is and it isn't rocket science. Industrial ties keep US in prime position--but India is not far behind
Abstracts: Can new neighbours tell Slovenia from Slovakia? All eyes are on Bergen for some 2020 vision. Blessings of union
Abstracts: Canny flag-waver for desktop democracy. Scottish battle on fees front. Disgusted voters turn to e-petitions
Abstracts: Can Pristina University rise from the ashes. A date with integration. Cold peace for Pristina in a hot-spot for Europe
Abstracts: Can science studies save the world? Before you build that nanobot... Big numbers save lives; the use of mega-statistics in medicine
Abstracts: Can teaching centres work? An anatomist with her fingers on the pulse. Campus art theft spree
Abstracts: Can the spooks be spooked? Blind faith. The big picture's past, present and future
Abstracts: Can the Tories find IDS angels who can trump Blair's babes. Voters who double-click don't want double talk, just real interaction with their politicians
Abstracts: Can this man go where no physicist has gone before? Containing cancer. After the solar cistern
Abstracts: Can't stem progress. ...believe that all UK research output should be online. To publish or perish?
Abstracts: Can we build an urban utopia? Follow Dearing who dares. Who dares turn their nose up at Mrs Dalloway?
Abstracts: Capitalism and democracy: the missing link. Women in international politics: an inquiry into biology as destiny
Abstracts: Caramate Projectors Provide an Economical Educational Tool. Using Media: Printers for the Educational Market. Educational Computer Buyer's Guide
Abstracts: Care and share for the future. Votes for a brighter future. ...believe dropout rates are too low
Abstracts: Career breaks hit selection for RAE. Staff ignore cheating. UCU: We failed our members
Abstracts: Careers and children: the ups and downs. Immigrants' children: are they making it? A village's assets and its kids: helping children
Abstracts: Care in a country under siege: in a country that cannot afford drug therapies for HIV-Aids, a #500-a-year hospice scheme is helping South African families prepare for death
Abstracts: Case of survival of the sceptical. Bridging cultural space big enough to test Nasa. The survival of the fittest
Abstracts: Cash cut threat to minority students. Prodi government fails to deliver cash. Minister admits funding shortfall
Abstracts: Cash is lavished on RAE giants. Brown's man sidesteps industry row. ...believe new universities mean lower academic standards
Abstracts: Cash is lavished on RAE giants. RAE rejig skirts cash plight. EU cash is poisoned chalice, says UK
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