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PFI gets v-c thumbs down
The much-vaunted private finance initiative - trumpeted by the Treasury as the answer to higher education's financial problems - is inappropriate and "unaffordable", according to vice chancellors....
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Start-up trouble
Alumnus to be proud of No. 60 went to Wandsworth Technical College and made what could be regarded as a false start in life, working as an assistant cashier at Wandsworth Co-op and then as a civil...
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Poverty raises suicide spectre
Growing anxiety over money could drive more undergraduates into suicide, according to the United Kingdom's leading depression charity. The Depression Alliance has already noted a growth in the...
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'Bandit', aged 1,500, gives France a headache
Some of France's most potent demons, extreme-right nationalism and the unhealed rift between Catholics and secular Republicans, have been awakened, if not yet fully unleashed, by the anniversary of a...
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Light reading for a heavy task
In the first of our open letters to the Dearing committee of inquiry into higher education, David Packham (left) suggests that its members canprepare for their deliberations by taking thefollowing...
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Think hard before you list
At around this time every year intending students are visiting bookshops and public libraries with lists of books they are advised to read before their higher education course begins. The idea of...
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Temple of learning needs no new gods
Who would refuse a Pounds 20 million gift for a new management school? Oxford 51国产视频's Alexander Murray would A proposal is afoot to build a school of management studies on a playing field near...
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British guide to IT
A task force to advise government on the creation of a society at ease with the rapid developments in information and communications technologies should be set up by the end of this year, according...
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UK looks all set for elite band
The Government has given the first official indications that it may be in favour of the creation of an elite league of British universities, by urging Sir Ron Dearing to consider the possibilities of...
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Dispute over costs of flagship schools
A Government study on funding education for 16 to 19-year-olds contains serious errors, according to further education associations. The six associations claim that Tory flagship grant-maintained...
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Party spokesman seeks Labour seat
Labour party further and higher education spokesman Bryan Davies is still without a seat in which to fight the next election after being defeated in the selection battle for Wythenshawe and Sale. Mr...
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UACE attacks Euro blueprint
The Universities Association for Continuing Education has condemned the European Commission's white paper on teaching and learning as "too modest" in its policy proposals. UACE, which represents 104...
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Campuses urged to strip assets
A leading Australian business analyst and forecaster has urged universities to sell off all their property holdings, with an estimated worth of up to Aus$10 billion (Pounds 5 billion), and use the...
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Wood that they had their just desserts
Tony Wood, vice chancellor at Luton (THES, July 26) ingenuously assumes that it is axiomatic that institutions such as his which have vastly and autonomously increased their student numbers, in some...