| Times Higher Education Supplement 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 15 billion (pounds sterling) needed to hit targets.(UK government education goals) | Education | Alan Thomas |
| A bewildered tribe. | Education | Simon Jenkins |
| A big fish, small pond scenario.(role of United Kingdom prime minister Tony Blair on the global stage) | Education | Richard Rose |
| A blacked-up white boy with a noose serves as a reminder of who the 'full citizens' are.(segregation among fraternities/sororities) | Education | David Jobbins, Deborah Bolling |
| A brutal invite to harsh reality of globalisation. | Education | Stanley Aronowitz |
| Academic freedom versus the last taboo.(case of university student Richard Yuill) | Education | Olga Wojtas, Marcello Mega |
| A capital way to stretch research and resources.(financial aspects of higher education) | Education | Julian Le Grand |
| A case of right over might.(military intervention) | Education | Tzvetan Todorov |
| 'Access' is barbarism.(British Library access) | Education | David Wells |
| A challenge for our times.(Global Learning.)(education for all) | Education | Koichiro Matsuura |
| A challenge for the next 30 years... | Education | Auriol Stevens |
| A cocktail of bombs, drugs and inequality that just keeps on killing.(violence in Colombia) | Education | Domenico Pacitti |
| A confidential con job.(legal implications of donating blood samples for use in research) | Education | Andrew Leigh Brown |
| A Firth who went forth to flourish in a foreign field.(anthropologist Sir Raymond Firth) | Education | Peter Loizis |
| Africa must look beyond its borders to prosper.(higher education) | Education | Francois Rajaoson |
| After the dream, nightmare.(the case of University of Wisconsin-Green Bay) | Education | Harvey J. Kaye |
| A fundamental fallacy: characterising relations between the Middle East and the West as a clash of civilisations plays into the hands of fundamentalists, argues Thomas Meyer. | Education | Thomas Meyer |
| A future forged without steel.(University of Alabama) | Education | Joan Lorden |
| Ageing issues are not age old.(UK councils look at aging)(Brief Article) | Education | Terry Philpot |
| A genuine tour de force in an age of ephemeral enthusiasms.(anthropologist Sir Raymond Firth) | Education | Davis. J. |
| Age of growing concerns.(adolescents need parental support) | Education | Terri Apter |
| A landmark building. | Education | John Whalley |
| Alas, devolved projects lack devolved thinking.(funding of British universities) | Education | John Ashworth |
| A learner's guide to a luxury life.(summer schools at prestigious locations in US) | Education | Victoria McKee |
| A left too lazy to look the 'Other' way.(the Islam religion, Western religion, and the UK) | Education | Stephen Chan |
| A light for dark Burmese days.(philanthropist George Soros' work in Burma) | Education | Maureen Aung-Thwin |
| All our worldly good....(100 Years of the Nobel)(effects of globalization) | Education | Nadine Gordimer |
| A long way to utopia.(cost cutting in education) | Education | Matthew Watson |
| A massacre in Eden.(North America) | Education | Tim Flannery |
| A nation held hostage by terrorists. | Education | Abdul Lalzad, Joyce Canaan, Michael Levi, Geoff Gilbert |
| A nation's search for self.(Indonesia) | Education | C.W. Watson |
| And on your right, the site of the Morecombe slave boy's grave.(British history tours) | Education | Alan Rice |
| A new cover for old books.(new building to house Matthew Parker's library) | Education | Martin Ince |
| A past laid out upon a table.(Oliver Sacks discusses his 'Uncle Tungsten')(Interview) | Education | Eugenie Samuels |
| A problem, and solution, shared...(mental health problems amongst students) | Education | Kam Kaur |
| A purpose in the past.(100 Years of the Nobel)(relationship between Poland, Germany) | Education | Gunter Grass |
| A risk of dissension.(opening access to higher education to working classes)(Column) | Education | Wendy Piatt |
| Arm us with opportunity to compete in Euro arena.(development of European higher education area) | Education | Manja Klemencic |
| A sorry tale of BSE blunders.(research into the presence of BSE in the United Kingdom's national sheep flock is discussed) | Education | Malcolm Ferguson-Smith |
| A space cowboy goes it alone.(defence policy of President George W. Bush) | Education | Christoph Bluth |
| A state where thinking big was illegal.(commercial activities of universities in Oklahoma) | Education | Robert Ebisch |
| A structural revolutionary.(Chinese construction industry) | Education | Jackie Sheehan |
| Astute decision by the academy or deliberate provocation of China?(China's reaction to the Nobel prize winning by Gao Xingjian) | Education | Howard Goldblatt |
| A theory unified by telescope and lab.(research on the origin of the universe) | Education | Martin Ince |
| A time bomb for the 21st century.(history of weapons of mass destruction, with a look at their current uses) | Education | Christine Gosden, Derek Gardener |
| Attending to grass roots. | Education | Robert Kirby-Harris |
| A very peculiar business.(running a university) | Education | Wang Gungwu |
| A visual revolution gets on the starting grid.(computer access grid) | Education | John (American bishop) Connolly |
| Beards are back, nut no Che.(Che Guevara, Moroccan revolutionary) | Education | Hassan Bouzidi |
| Beaten, banged up but still unbowed.(Indonesian writer Pramoedya Ananta Toer) | Education | C.W. Watson |
| Beware the diabolical in the sublime.(100 Years of the Nobel)(social responsibility of scientists) | Education | Joseph Rotblat |
| 'Big Mac' is hard to swallow.(US; Mary Ann Cofrin Hall, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay) | Education | Harvey Kaye |
| Binding promise: rational drug design is making huge advances in the treatment of disease. | Education | Julian Hiscox, Gail Lynagh |
| Black hands in a black trade.(Maritime History.)(slave transportation) | Education | Emma Christopher |
| Blind date leads to canny union.(link between British further education colleges and university) | Education | Alan Marsh |
| Blueprint for a new age.(100 Years of the Nobel)(molecular motors) | Education | John Walker |
| Bringing in art students through the front door.(role of art and design within British higher education) | Education | Christopher Frayling |
| Bring your swim trucks to the SCR.(university if West Indies) | Education | Tony Ward |
| Building the foundation for a learning country.(developments in higher education in Wales) | Education | Jane Davidson |
| Busy saying nothing at all.(reporting of September 11 attacks on America) | Education | Adam Jaworski |
| Bye-bye, nice to have met.(clearing out university office) | Education | Harvey Kaye |
| Campus champs tackle heavies.(Global Learning.)(universities and information technology) | Education | Richard Katz |
| Can't all sell dead sharks for a living.(making a living as an artist) | Education | Helen hague |
| Capturing a two-headed creature.(includes related article)(portrait of mistress of Girton College, Cambridge, England) | Education | Daphne Todd |
| Celibates in ivory tower find stardom: 'who are academics and what is their role?' Palgrave prize-winner Mike Finn looks at the once 'remote and ineffectual don' and finds that, although academia has not lost its idealism, communicating intellectual vitality to the public is more the rage nowadays. | Education | Mike Finn |
| Champions of conscience.(100 Years of the Nobel)(scientists are global citizens) | Education | John Charles Polanyi |
| Clinic with the human touch.(Menninger Clinic, Topeka, KS) | Education | John Fitzpatrick, Lawrence Friedman |
| Commute tires Tokyo students. | Education | Michael Chan |
| Cooperate to contend.(collaborative research in the European Union) | Education | Ian Halliday |
| Cosmology and a matter outstanding.(100 Years of the Nobel)(dark matter, origin of the universe) | Education | Antony Hewish |
| Could we be Europan?(discovery of frozen water on Jupiter satellite, Europa) | Education | Julian Hiscox |
| Critical minds no longer welcome on campus.(sacked lecturer talks about her dismissal) | Education | Caroline White |
| Critical thinking on the path to peace.(Edward W. Said talks visits South Africa) | Education | John Higgins |
| Currency before exchange. | Education | Anne Corbett |
| cutting edge. | Education | Eric Dorfman |
| Cutting edge. | Education | DAvid Meldrum |
| Cutting edge.(cosmology) | Education | Steven Kawaler |
| Cutting edge.(research into gene therapy) | Education | Dave Barlow |
| Cutting edge.(saving the endangered species of the river dolphin) | Education | Tony Martin |
| Cutting edge.(undernourishment of foetus leads to potential chronic disease in later life) | Education | David Barker |
| Cutting edge: why the clue to Antarctica's extinct plants lies in a Chilean rainforest.(the ecology of the Valdivian forests in southern Chile is analyzed)(Column) | Education | David Cantrill |
| Decoding the time bomb.(quality of life in UK) | Education | |
| Defenders of The Ring up in arms at myth in the making. | Education | Bill Welden, Jo Alida Wilcox |
| Deluxe glasshouse sets off Pond nicely.(includes related article)(the Rothermere American Institute in Oxford, England) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| Did you hear the one about the Israeli traffic cop, the Mountie and the FBI?(human rights course at Bramshill National Police Training College) | Education | Liz Doig |
| Digging up dirt and DNA. | Education | Chris Bunding |
| Digital debate that is striving to 'dumb up' democracy. | Education | Huw Richards |
| Disneyland with the Queen? I recall it well.(research on false memories) | Education | Elizabeth Loftus, Maryanne Garry |
| Dispel nerves in a lab novice.(advice for postgraduate demonstrators) | Education | Kate Exley |
| DNA and other letters. | Education | Jon Turney |
| Does home work or is it better to break away?(includes related article) | Education | |
| Dream of a world where people come before power.(making United Nations more democratic) | Education | Peter (Judge) Singer |
| Drop your standards.(standardized educational tests) | Education | Robert R. Reich |
| Each year, three diseases kill 5.4 million people worldwide.(malaria, TB and HIV) | Education | Geoff Watts, Fabia Gumbau-Brisa |
| Emission to kill.(100 Years of the Nobel)(scientists should help Third World nations care for environment) | Education | Paul Crutzen |
| English takes India from Raj to riches.(use of English in India) | Education | Shreesh Chaudhary |
| Enrich a teaching portofolio.(recording a teaching career) | Education | David Baume |
| EU adds ethics to Framework.(European Union) | Education | Keith Nuthall |
| EU learns a vital lesson from BSE.(changes to the European Union's Sixth Framework program are discussed) | Education | Alan Osborn |
| Evolution not an e-revolution.(Global Learning.)(impact of online learning) | Education | John Daniel |
| Expansion without funding: India looks at privatisation, industry links and higher fees as a way out of its crisis. | Education | Prasenjit Maiti |
| Fearful of falling at the first hurdle.(findings from the 1999 Moser report on adult literacy and numeracy and their relation to individual difficulties in libraries are discussed) | Education | Barbara Hull |
| Finding humanity in unity.(Islamic scholarships) | Education | Abdou Filali-Ansary |
| Finding the glue that can fix cracks in our society.(fostering social cohesion) | Education | Andy Green, John Preston |
| Find what works first.(management techniques) | Education | Christopher Grey |
| Fir dangerous roads, keep a sweet bouquet handy.(social aspects of smell) | Education | G. Neil Martin |
| Fish you were here...(includes related article)(marine laboratory at Cape Cod) | Education | Iain Young |
| Flawed God, wash away all your sins. | Education | Anthony Freeman |
| Flexible friend for when time is not on our side.(open learning) | Education | Michael Young |
| Foreign schools cash in on South African MBAs. | Education | Karen McGergor |
| Forget dreaming spires and face up to reality.(United Kingdom government proposals for foundation degrees) | Education | Henry Seaton |
| Freedom and control clash.(accreditation systems in education) | Education | John Pratt |
| Free thinkers working to create a free society. | Education | Heiner M. Becker |
| From Marx to mass market.(sociology as a discipline, Margo Russell) | Education | Margo Russell |
| Gene answer spawns a lot of questions.(discoveries of genetic studies) | Education | Sarah Franklin |
| Germany's rectors say no to curbs.(enrolment of foreign students in German universities) | Education | Jennie Brookman, Louise Potterton |
| Get out into the real world.(social sciences) | Education | David Walker |
| 'g' is for ability but it's also for genes.(general cognitive ability or 'g' is discussed) | Education | Robert Plomin |
| Global trade could profit all, given the political will.(globalisation of education) | Education | Malcolm Skilbeck |
| Goebbels: a complex drama in two acts.(plays written by Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels) | Education | David Barnett |
| Government should act to combat student debt.(UK universities) | Education | Diana Green |
| Gravity is one more way to keep women in their place.(feminist theory on women in space) | Education | Marie Lathers |
| Gulf war II: like father, like son.(conflict in the Gulf and Middle East regions) | Education | Norman Bonney |
| Heart of academia continues to beat.(Grass Roots, part 1) | Education | Mike Presdee |
| Heatwaves, droughts, floods - that is just a hint of what's in store for a hotter planet. | Education | Andy Haines |
| Help make trade rules or get stung at market: as the WTO's Doha conference opens, Eric Froment says universities must ensure their interests are looked after.(WTO debate may affect higher education; move it out of trade context) | Education | Eric Froment |
| Help students--rent a video.(To aid students financially lacking, a leisure technology levy on rented videos has been suggested) | Education | Gordon Marsden |
| Help them to come and have their eyes opened.(UK education for South Africans) | Education | David Simon |
| Help train if you gain: employers should help fund the universities that educate their workforce. | Education | Muriel Egerton |
| Henry V leads businessmen unto the breach.(Richard Olivier discusses the play and how he uses it to conduct leadership meetings) | Education | Huw Richards |
| Here's to our health.(NHS University created to better the standards of health care) | Education | Chris Ham |
| Higher degrees of celebrity.(education, sports and television stars) | Education | Julie McCord |
| History comes alive in ancient lunch leftovers.(research into what people used to eat) | Education | Jerome Burne |
| History lessons from someone who was there.(Bernhard's Herzberg's memories of the Holocaust) | Education | Denis Herbstein |
| Hope for the homeless.(education for young homeless people) | Education | Carolyn Hayman |
| How emu meat can solve your problems.(solving mathematical anxiety) | Education | John Holcomb |
| How Mother Nature makes a super Father Time tick.(the notion of time) | Education | John D. Barrow |
| How resilient are the different welfare systems across Europe as the claims made upon them rise. | Education | Peter Taylor-Goody |
| How to be a Karl and not a Groucho in groups.(groups dynamics, with an emphasis on group skills, is discussed) | Education | Paul Kleiman |
| How to ensure a modifier does not dangle.(grammar teaching) | Education | Richard Hudson |
| How to get maths to really add up for students. Universities bemoan the poor quality of maths candidates, but lecturers can do more to help understanding by showing students the importance of making connections between ideas, says Peter Khan. | Education | Peter Khan |
| How to get tutors to spread the word in Europe.(Open University Business School) | Education | Paul Rigg |
| How to make students mark.(students' assessments of other students) | Education | Ian Hughes |
| How to put first-years on right track. | Education | Chris Hopkins |
| How to stop class canoodling.(controlling student behaviour) | Education | Deborah Lee |
| How to turn thrifty lectures into rich jazz recitals.(lecturing techniques) | Education | John Shaw |
| How to win a Nobel prize.(100 Years of the Nobel)(research tips for scientists) | Education | Leo Esaki |
| Hungry for solid solutions.(100 Years of the Nobel)(poverty reduction, foreign economic aid) | Education | James A. Mirrlees |
| If no rules have been broken, perhaps the rulebook requires some attention?(pedophile organization) | Education | |
| If they sailed the oceans, show me the boats.(Maritime History.)(history of boats) | Education | Sean McGrail |
| If you hear in the rumble in the jungle it's probably just the elephants talking.(elephant communications) | Education | Wachira Kigotho |
| If you want people to take your advice...(connections between research and public policy) | Education | Virginia Berridge |
| Indonesia's neglected universities look ahead.(further education in Indonesia) | Education | Pricilla Hon |
| In the information wars, we are on the front line.(the role played by universities in causing social change) | Education | Saman Zia-Zarifi |
| Is a return to grants really the answer?(for students)(includes related article) | Education | Olga Wojtas, Tony Tysome, Clare Sanders |
| Is politics a candidate for therapy?(the role of psychotherapy in the renewal of politics) | Education | |
| Israel's open door proposal opposed. | Education | Helena Flusfeder |
| Is the tide turning?(Maritime History.)(United Kingdom Maritime History Week) | Education | Margaret Lincoln, Nigel Rigby |
| Is time merely the measure by which we fall apart? | Education | Mark Buchanan |
| It might be imperfect and infuriating... | Education | Mike Edmunds |
| It pays to help the public to meet the ancestors.(study of history in the UK) | Education | Simon Ditchfield |
| It's a no-knowledge economy: in its pursuit of UK plc, the government is undermining intellectual endeavour. | Education | Paul (American choreographer) Taylor |
| It's not who you know, but what you know.(Global Learning.)(Commonwealth of Learning) | Education | Gajaraj Dhanarajan |
| It's the same 'old' story in HE.(higher education opportunities for the elderly in Great Britain) | Education | Brian Groombridge |
| It's time to erase the malaise. | Education | Peter McCafferry |
| Jaw-inspiring resistance.(immune system of jawed vertebrates) | Education | Alka Agrawal |
| John Pearce. | Education | David Mosford |
| Just 'apply', don't 'understand'.(financing in higher education) | Education | Adamantios Diamantopoulos |
| Kenneth Baillie.(studying altitude effects on people) | Education | |
| Kiss glasnost goodbye, top scientists told.(Russian science policy) | Education | Vera Rich |
| Law lessons that hit the rights note.(includes related article)(singing of ballads to teach law) | Education | Paul Rigg |
| Leaving the minarets to be inspired in Birmingham.(Islamic students seek doctoral qualifications in western countries) | Education | Jorgen Nielsen |
| Legal aid is given free by the dons at dotcoms.(working for a law-services internet company) | Education | Christopher Whelan |
| Lessons from learners.(includes related articles)(students in consultancy at Lancaster University) | Education | Nicki Household |
| Lessons in the never-never. | Education | Alan Lewis, Adrian Scott |
| Life behind closed eyes.(dreams) | Education | Stephen LaBerge |
| Life factory opens up.(research into ribosome) | Education | Giselle Weiss |
| Lifeline for workers in a fix.(teacher employment legislation) | Education | David Watson |
| Life's lottery: a burst of life or death ray. | Education | Lorraine Hanlon |
| Life story inside a cell.(growing embryonic stem cells) | Education | Peter Andrews |
| Life through a plate-glass window....(University of Sussex) | Education | Brian Smith |
| Lifting cap may exclude more.(ending student number cap may exclude working class from universities) | Education | Alex Price |
| Lifting the blarney stone that held down history. | Education | Sean Coughlan |
| Listen to learners.(benefits of student feedback surveys) | Education | Lee Harvey |
| Look at that figure.(research in pure mathematics) | Education | Simon Colton |
| Loudmouthed Milton man.(academic Stanley Fish) | Education | Larissa MacFarquar |
| Love them or hate them, tables are here to stay.(United Kingdom education league tables) | Education | Andrew Hindmarsh, Bernard Kingston |
| Mackney: I'd quit for merger.(resignation of Paul Mackney) | Education | Phil Bary |
| Making a devil out of the divine.(portrayal of angels and medieval congress in Leeds, England; includes related article) | Education | Steve Farrar, Tara Gale |
| Malta to grow EU studies profile. | Education | David Mosford |
| Marine craft finds bilge pump useful. | Education | David Thomas |
| Marks for the nude artists and beer glass hurler?(the job of external examiners) | Education | Jonathan Brill |
| Marx moves over to make room for a new lot of rebels. | Education | Ronald Creagh |
| Master class in 'cheating.'. | Education | Martin Kemp |
| Medieval spectre haunts the land while animals 'sleep' on TV.(social and economic aspects of foot and mouth epidemic) | Education | Andy Brown |
| Mergers mean bigger but not always better.(collaborations between universities) | Education | |
| Mind, matter and the search for the 'self.'. | Education | Keith Sutherland |
| Misled by example.(higher education funding and quality assurance in Britain) | Education | Simeon Underwood |
| More food? You're lucky to be here.(UK refugee children) | Education | Margaret Lawson, Elizabeth Ojaba |
| Motherhood is the millstone.(females in science) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| Mullahs and kulaks -- he would bin them all: forty years ago E.H. Carr published 'What is History?' Richard J. Evans considers the influence this former journalist had on historical thought and how he might view history in the making today. | Education | Richard J. Evans |
| Multi-dimensional man.(academic and science writer John Barrow) | Education | Jon Turney |
| Narrow targets could expand results.(research university funding) | Education | Boris Segerstahl |
| Never mind the 15m land mines, we must see the eclipse.(Africa, June 2000) | Education | Aisling Irwin |
| New arrival causes chaos.(curriculum 2000) | Education | Cherry Canovam |
| NI equality law prevents abolition of tuition fees.(abolition of tuition fees in Northern Ireland deemed unacceptable) | Education | Olga Wotjas |
| Noble convictions that founded the Nobels.(history of Alfred Bernhard Nobel and the Nobel prize) | Education | Michael de Laine |
| No cocktails, but tea and sympathy.(admissions officer, higher education, United Kingdom) | Education | Anne Maddox |
| No more have-nots. | Education | John Beckett |
| Nosing for cash in Congress's trough.(American universities) | Education | James Savage |
| Not crazy after all these years.(T.S. Eliot's wife Vivienne) | Education | Carole Seymour-Jones |
| Old lessons for modern warriors. | Education | Milan Rai |
| Only 2% of Nobel science prizes have been awarded to women.(100 Years of the Nobel) | Education | Sharon Bertsch McGrayne |
| Only a spin doctor would prescribe a graduate tax. Labour's purported remedy for the crisis in universities is only a superficial solution, argues Kenneth Baker. | Education | Kenneth Baker |
| Only Islam will remain.(British Muslims and the Afghanistan Conflict) | Education | Pnina Werbner |
| Only rock 'n' roll and I light it.(training stage managers) | Education | Olga Woktas |
| Only the hand of God could have conjured up the mind of mankind.(relationship between physics and religion) | Education | John Polkinghorne |
| Optimists meet apathy.(interviews with academics and politicians) | Education | |
| Origami and String - the universe explained. | Education | Martin Rees |
| Our window on nature's workings.(Galapagos Islands) | Education | Edward Larson |
| Pen, plough and silence of the lambs.(literature and agriculture) | Education | Stephen Bending |
| Perform when the lights dim.(assessing performing arts students) | Education | Paul Kleiman |
| Pick buddies' brains. | Education | Catherine Smith |
| Pledges of pure simplicity.(abstinence part of sex education in China) | Education | Joanna McMillan |
| Plight of the living dead.(being buried alive) | Education | Jan Bondeson |
| Plunged into poverty then pulled back out.(poverty among UK students) | Education | Claire. Sanders |
| Polishing those pledges before electoral rituals.(policies of main political parties on higher education) | Education | Anthony Barker |
| Political circus fails to attract the big crowds.(UK general election gets low voter turnout) | Education | Ivor Gaber |
| Post revolution, art's revelation.(Iranian contemporary art scene) | Education | Rose Issa |
| Prepared for the next crisis?(risk assessments) | Education | Jim Bridges |
| Pristina thanks EU for its revival.(Kosovo university) | Education | Keith Nuthall |
| Privatise at a price. | Education | Natalie Fenton |
| Prized rubble of emperors and sultans.(Roman city of Volubilis in Morocco) | Education | Sylvia Smith |
| Profit and pointless loss.(extinction of the thylacine in Tasmania) | Education | Bob Paddle |
| Proof in the pudding.(scientists become involved in the kitchen) | Education | Len Fisher |
| Prosper with a Peruvian.(career changes for academics) | Education | Susan Basalla, Maggie Debelius |
| Public interest comes before industry profits.(links between UK universities and industry) | Education | David Packham |
| Putin pushes for change.(education system reform of Russian president Vladimir Putin) | Education | Pieta Monks |
| Quality not assured.(quality assurance in higher education) | Education | John Randall |
| Ramsden report is call for action. | Education | |
| Read between the lines for a lesson in consumer coercion.(marketing of Harry Potter products) | Education | June Cummins |
| Rear top herds on diet of data.(call for better livestock farming databases in Britain) | Education | John Wooliams |
| Redirect that data. | Education | Tukufu Zuberi |
| Red light finds its way onto campus.(prostitution among UK students) | Education | Matthew Chapman |
| Repulse the march of the morons.(100 Years of the Nobel)(educators should fight ignorance) | Education | Leon Lederman |
| Rescuing history from the scholars.(oral history archive, Open University) | Education | Terry Philpot |
| Researchers rise to the challenge of excellence.(British researchers; research assessment exercise)(Editorial) | Education | |
| Retention please...(non-traditional students) | Education | Liz Allen |
| Re-user friendly data.(Danish universities recycle research) | Education | Ard Jongsma |
| Rich cashing.(student accommodation) | Education | Alison Utley, Jared Wilson |
| Risks in overseas liaisons: when universities link up with institutions abroad, they can get more than they bargained for. | Education | Matthew Chapman |
| Running on a clean-up ticket.(Italian politician Antonio Di Pietro) | Education | Domenico Pacitti |
| Running the gamut from Bhangra to Back.(British popular music and culture) | Education | Sara Lloyd |
| Scots join hands for innovation.(Scotland; higher education) | Education | Olga Wpjtas |
| Search for care in the community.(in the United States) | Education | Allan Winkler |
| Sermon from the Mount.(Temple Mount in Jerusalem) | Education | Bernard Wasserstein |
| Shining Knight of the free market.(the economic essays of Frank H. Knight) | Education | Paul Ormerod |
| Simple salve to heal the quality rift.(Quality Assurance for universities) | Education | |
| So you can get to level four on Tomb Raider - but do you know how it works?(understanding technology of computer games) | Education | Adrian Johnstone |
| Spare us logo land: ads on university websites are an unwelcome intrusion into what has been a traditionally advertising-free zone. | Education | Charles Crook |
| Stage dogs are all bark, not bite.(theater at Edinburgh Festival Scotland) | Education | Greg Giesekam |
| Stalin had to died too.(UK Quality Assurance Agency) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| Stalin's greatest secret.(Josef Stalin, Russian leader's secret life) | Education | Roman Brackman |
| Starting early on statistics.(UK CensusAtSchool project) | Education | Neville Davies, Doreen Connor |
| Stay up to date the e(asy) way.(academic resources online) | Education | Alison McNab |
| Stop jitters when public speaking.(advice on effective presentation skills for students) | Education | Mark Griffiths |
| Strains on a divided island.(education in Cyprus) | Education | Kate Hughes |
| Strategic players in tactical retreats.(scholars and the government) | Education | Brendan Simms |
| Stuck at the last temporal turnstile.(time travel theory is discussed) | Education | Paul Davies |
| Students give top marks to the trained: giving lecturers teachers training benefits everyone, according to an international study by Graham Gibbs and Martin Coffey. | Education | Graham Gibbs, Martin Coffey |
| Students rally to root out race hate.(US; Pennsylvania State University) | Education | Deborah Bolling |
| Studying the passed.(human excrement as an archaeological resource) | Education | Miles Russell |
| Subject to contract: both supervisor and postgrad know where they stand if there's an agreement in place, says Ron Iphofen. | Education | Ron Iphofen |
| Sun sets on old public way: a new managerial cost-cutting culture is coming to Japan's universities. | Education | Charles Jannuzi, Bern Mulvey |
| Support frontline scholars.(help for academics in eastern Europe) | Education | Tim Unwin |
| Swap the siren for a staffroom.(teaching coroner's officers) | Education | Esther Leach |
| Swiss to balance gender scales. | Education | Tania Peitzker |
| Take a look at the evidence.(reviewing academic research standards) | Education | Ann Oakley |
| Take in the view up the marking tower.(developing strategies for marking end of year assessment papers) | Education | Gina Wisker |
| Tale of a duo's faith in the Ivy League.(monument to former Princeton University leader John Witherspoon in Paisley, Scotland) | Education | Kenneth Asch |
| Teachers' pet plans win prizes.(views of award winning British college teachers) | Education | Pat leon |
| Telling a pinch from a punch in the mother of democracy.(view of British politics from a Ugandan refugee) | Education | Vincent Magombe |
| That quantum leap....(quantum theory, achievement of Max Planck) | Education | John Heilbron |
| The 2.6 billion dollar man.(Neil Rudenstine, president of Harvard University)(Interview)(Cover Story) | Education | Auriol Stevens |
| The bitter fruits of strategic alliance.(Islamic fundamentalism in Pakistan) | Education | Ian Talbot |
| The burden of proof: as British blood donations are banned by anxious countries, a team believes it may have found a simple test for vCJD. | Education | Emma Baines |
| The courage to deconstruct 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' must be acquired.(studying difficult texts) | Education | Diane Purkiss |
| The education of the exiled.(Afghan women in Pakistan) | Education | Bernard Leeman |
| The frosty welcome is part of the package.(glaciology research at Spitsbergen, Norway) | Education | Bryn Hubbard |
| The greatest prize of all.(100 Years of the Nobel)(freedom to doubt) | Education | Harold W. Kroto |
| The high price academics pay for their freedom.(human rights of teachers and students) | Education | John Akker |
| The hub and spokes of UK economic take-off.(funding of UK higher education sector) | Education | David Blunkett |
| The iguanas can stay, but everything else must go.(renewal of Guayaquil waterfront, Ecuador) | Education | Rob Stepney |
| The poetic passions between the sheets: poetry anthologies are hotbeds of controversy, exciting rows over who's in and who's out. | Education | Peter Middleton |
| The press is free to do just as it is told. | Education | David Cromwell |
| The report falls short.(access to higher education in UK) | Education | Louise Archer, Alistair Ross |
| The revolution has stalled but hope springs eternal. | Education | Tariq Ali |
| The right Pill at precisely the right time.(creation of oral contraceptive pill) | Education | Carl Djerassi |
| The right way for a public say.(involving lay people in science) | Education | Gene Rowe |
| The road to heaven or hell.(selection process for tenured professorships in France)(Cover Story) | Education | Yochanan Altman |
| The seal is broken on 'OO' files.(opening the legislation British Special Security Service) | Education | John Crossland |
| The tonic is in the trees.(climatic changes) | Education | Jingyun Fang |
| The toughest trick.(assessing teacher pay performance structures) | Education | david Marsden |
| The traditional approach to medical training is leaving GPs emotionally crippled. | Education | Linden West |
| The usual rules apply online.(Global Learning.)(United Kingdom electronic-university plans) | Education | Rob Copeland |
| The world did not change: lessons that might have been learnt from September 11 have been lost on the US. | Education | Tom Palaima |
| Thinkniks: trad v. fad.(Global Learning.)(traditional learning versus electronic-learning) | Education | Michael Zastrocky |
| This is a story that could save your life.(American Folklore Society, study of folklore) | Education | Sally Pomme Clayton |
| This spine could put backbone into staff.(higher education pay structure) | Education | Roger Seifert |
| Time for universal rules for a fair trial.(medical research ethics) | Education | Jimmy Whitworth |
| Time to open ears and minds to globalisation.(Commonwealth studies) | Education | Timothy M. Shaw |
| To declare your genius....(use of lab coat) | Education | Maura C. Flannery |
| Tongues truly tied: freedom of speech is being eroded and academics are complicit in its demise. | Education | Dennis Hayes |
| To shape a House that thereafter shaped us.(Palace of Westminster) | Education | Christopher Woodward |
| Treat students to a moving experience.(using space and body language in teaching) | Education | Sherry Jordon |
| Trust me, I'm a physician's asst.(Uk National Health Service) | Education | Mike Pittilo |
| Truth, unlike a meal, can be hard to swallow.(100 Years of the Nobel) | Education | John Vane |
| Try an aspirin and a bit of Shakespeare.(relevance of literature and art appreciation to medical students) | Education | Nigel Glass |
| Trying to keep the plates spinning.(tasks involved in running an academic department) | Education | Lindsay Taylor |
| Tuition fees focus minds on finishing theses. | Education | Louise Jane Potterton |
| Two fingers sure say a lot.(research points to the fingers as testaments to human formation in utero) | Education | John Manning |
| U21 goes online just as market tumbles. | Education | Tim Greenhalgh, Chris Johnston |
| UK quality guidelines perpetuate colonialism.(higher education) | Education | Pieta Monks |
| Understanding Uncle Sam: getting to grips with the culture that the British just love to hate.(anti-Americanism) | Education | George McKay |
| Union bars fail to pull punters.(chain pubs and cash-strapped students hurting union business) | Education | Cherry Canavan |
| Universities are sinking under inspection load.(higher education in England) | Education | Roderick Floud |
| Universities drowning under dual titles waves.(problems with the government) | Education | Conrad Russell |
| Unromantic dinners for all.(books describing the crisis of the global food system) | Education | Tim Lang |
| Use passion to counter culture of compliance.(interdisciplinarity would promote culture of debate)(Opinion) | Education | Stephen Rowland |
| Vacuum gleaning.(100 Years of the Nobel)(energy of empty space) | Education | Steven Weinberg |
| Wake up and sharpen your competitive edge. | Education | John Quelch |
| Wake up and smell the (fair trade) coffee, Mr President.(positive aspects of globalisation) | Education | Grazia letto-Gillies |
| Ways to spread your wings.(MIck Short, lecturer in stylistics, Lancaster University, UK)(Interview) | Education | Esther Leach |
| Web driver issues free ticket to ride.(World Wide Web must be public space)(Interview) | Education | Roisin Woolnough |
| We cannot even define them, let alone name them ... so how can we make war on those we call terrorists? | Education | David Whittaker |
| We have the way, but is there the will?(discussion of chemical weapons) | Education | John Hart |
| Wellcome waits on starting block: a national cell bank could allow the UK to take the lead in stem-cell research. | Education | Robert Terry |
| What is the right choice?(use of mutli-choice exam questions) | Education | Gareth Holsgrove |
| What price progress?(policing scientific research) | Education | Nicholas Steneck |
| What you see may not be what you get. | Education | Susan Blackmore |
| When a sitter finds herself in the way of the big picture.(includes related article)(sitting for a portrait) | Education | Marilyn Strathern |
| When epic boys meet Hardy girls.(evolutionary perspectives in literary theory) | Education | Jerome Burne |
| When red marks show that the lecturer is at fault.(project and exam results) | Education | Howard Allen |
| When you're old, who cares how you die?(attitudes to the aged and their illnesses in Britain) | Education | Judith Okely |
| Where were you...? | Education | Dorothy S. Zinberg |
| Who's watching over science?(ethical control) | Education | Herbert Arst, Mark CAddick |
| Why did hippos miss breakfast?(includes related articles)(description of twenty first century's first solar ecliipse) | Education | Paul Murdin |
| Why do good neighbours become sworn enemies?(lecture by Eva Hoffman)(Interview) | Education | Jennifer Wallace |
| Why far-sighted schools will keep their distance.(distance learning) | Education | Bernard Ramanantsoa |
| Why I do not believe that Scotty will be beaming us up any time soon. | Education | Andre Bormanis |
| Why I ... think higher education lecturers need a professional training.(Column) | Education | John Radford |
| Why I ... think the web will alter human evolution.(Soapbox; internet not entirely positive evolutionary development) | Education | Susan Blackmore |
| Why I urge vigilance against scientific fraud. | Education | Paul Bahn |
| Will the book of life help us cheat death?(Human Genome Project) | Education | Kevin Davies |
| Will we drown in a sea of jelly? | Education | Ben Allanach |
| Will Wills join the art class struggle?(study of art history by Prince William at St. Andrew's University, Scotland) | Education | John Walker Lindh |
| Win-win situation helps UK research stay on top.(United Kingdom research assessment exercise)(Column) | Education | Howard Newby |
| Wisdom and curiosity? I remember them well.(evaluation of academic aims) | Education | Nicholas Maxwell |
| Wizard guides out of our Middle-earth.(popularity of mythic fantasy in books and films) | Education | Verlyn Flieger |
| Woman's touch is needed.(problems of employing researchers at Danish universities) | Education | Michael de Laine |
| Words against weapons. | Education | D.J. Chandler |
| Work is just a snake-pit.(experiencing Barro Colorado Island, Panama) | Education | Elizabeth Capaldi |
| World leaders face Australian blockade.(disruptions of Commonwealth meeting) | Education | Geoff MAslen |
| Yearning for a drink, a woman...and God.(portrayals of exile in medieval times) | Education | Catherine Keen |
| You need tunnel vision to spend summer here.(particle physicists, Fermilab, Chicago, IL) | Education | Terry Wyatt |
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