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Daily Archives: 16 January, 2012
Academic publishers have become the enemies of science
16 Jan, 2012
steve
US
Research
Dear LaTeX … it’s not me, it’s you
16 Jan, 2012
steve
LaTeX
,
presentations
Life
UCC to sue ESB for €18m over flood damage
16 Jan, 2012
steve
floods
,
UCC
Legal issues
NUI Galway announces scholarship scheme
16 Jan, 2012
steve
mature students
,
UG
Fees, access and admissions
NUS proposes alternatives to a royal yacht
16 Jan, 2012
steve
UK
Fees, access and admissions
‘We’ll take your study. But could you, er … cite some articles in our journal please?’
16 Jan, 2012
steve
impact factors
Research
LSE investigates attack on Jewish student
16 Jan, 2012
steve
UK
Legal issues
Fee hike will leave government facing ‘huge liabilities’ in 30 years
16 Jan, 2012
steve
UK
Fees, access and admissions
Tol goes bye bye
16 Jan, 2012
steve
ESRI
,
Richard Tol
Governance and administration
Firsts and fees, plagiarism and pay hikes (and the rest)
16 Jan, 2012
steve
UK
Governance and administration
Technology Is at Least 3 Years Away From Improving Student Success
16 Jan, 2012
steve
e-learning
,
US
Teaching
True third-level success
16 Jan, 2012
steve
Teaching
Teaching
‘I melt the glass with my forehead’: a film about £9,000 tuition fees, how we got them, and what to do about it
16 Jan, 2012
steve
UK
Fees, access and admissions