| Times Higher Education Supplement 2005 alan Ryan |
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| 'A possibility is that a degree is used by employers as an easy way to draw a line between the folk they are willing to employ and those they are not'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'If students are really going to keep their noses to the grindstone for 40 weeks a year, they won't have much time to earn money on the side'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'In American public universities, if you want to have a good philosophy department, you need politicians to feel good about your football team'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'In a rational world, non-traditional students would be able to try a course without getting UKPd8,000 in debt. So why not waive fees for the first term?".(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'Sir Howard Newby must sometimes feel a bit like Buridan's ass, and he must sometimes wonder whether Hefce isn't a Pushmi-Pullyu'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'The DfES seems to be a transit lounge, where junior ministers on their way up, down and sideways are parked before heading for their next stopover'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'The lecturer will strike a bargain. He will provide handouts and the term paper will require students to tell the lecturer what the handouts told them'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'The QAA is obviously adopting a policy of reculer pour mieux sauter and abandoning subject reviews to preserve the rest of its operations'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'The US experience when low-income students drop out suggests that efforts to expand access amid a top-up fee regime may hinder social mobility'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'We should never let anyone change the question, and never forget that excellent means "excellent at". What are you good at? is the question to ask'.(league tables for educational institutes)(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
| 'What might we sensibly do about reforming degree classification? What we could usefully do, as usual, is steal the Americans' clothing'.(Opinion) | Education | Alan Ryan |
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