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Daily Archives: 06 June, 2011
Supreme Court Rebuffs Stanford’s Bid to Assert Control of Invention
06 Jun, 2011
steve
patents
,
tech transfer
,
US
Legal issues
Is gifted education a good idea?
06 Jun, 2011
steve
gifted education
Teaching
Pot Quinn says kettle Burton is black
06 Jun, 2011
steve
Joan Burton
,
Ruairí Quinn
Teaching
‘Easy and simplistic’: Theresa May’s campus extremism strategy condemned
06 Jun, 2011
steve
UK
Governance and administration
AC Grayling’s private university is odious
06 Jun, 2011
steve
Governance and administration
Academic studies home technology challenges
06 Jun, 2011
steve
IT
Life
If you’re an egalitarian, how come you’re trying to sell an undergraduate arts degree that costs more than an MBA?
06 Jun, 2011
steve
UK
Governance and administration
Publishers Grapple With Thorny Issues of Protecting Property and Going Digital
06 Jun, 2011
steve
academic publishing
,
copyright
,
US
Legal issues
Is the New College of the Humanities a good thing?
06 Jun, 2011
steve
UK
Governance and administration
Fighting plagiarism and defending academic integrity
06 Jun, 2011
steve
plagiarism
,
UK
Legal issues
,
Research
How to Work in the Summer
06 Jun, 2011
steve
summer
Life
,
Research
,
Teaching
Texas, Part II: are we really so bad at explaining education to the doubters?
06 Jun, 2011
steve
Ferdinand von Prondzynski
,
Shakespeare
,
US
Research
The New College of Humanities: is this the future?
06 Jun, 2011
steve
UK
Teaching
Universities ‘complacent’ over Islamic extremism, warns Theresa May
06 Jun, 2011
steve
Legal issues
Conceptualising the new higher education: a blast from the right
06 Jun, 2011
steve
Ferdinand von Prondzynski
Governance and administration
Should the American Economic Review drop double-anonymous review?
06 Jun, 2011
steve
double-blind reviewing
,
economic benefits
,
peer review
,
US
Research
Dons defend plan for £18,000-a-year college
06 Jun, 2011
steve
UK
Teaching