Alarm at bid to revive boycott

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Plans by the student's Palestinian Society at London University's School of Oriental and African Studies to hold a major international conference titled "Resisting Israeli apartheid, strategies and principles" have come under fire, with pro-Israeli groups arguing that such a conference could break laws against the incitement of racial hatred. However, others argue that such a contention is nonsense and that no serious academic should fall for the argument that any criticism of Israel is automatically anti-Semitic.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Political aspects, Demonstrations and protests, Company business planning, University of London, Education conferences

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Ill-equipped staff forced to fill in for absent colleagues

Article Abstract:

The shortage of academic staff has enforced the teachers to teach the subjects out of their specialty in place of the colleagues who are not well and also burdened them with lot of paper work.

Evaluation, Teachers, Education, Teaching methods, Teacher workload, Student-teacher ratio

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