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Why gay Hitler was a turn-off

13 December

Forgot to mention he's the son of God

13 December

RAE review: Gladiatorial contest is the victim of its own success

6 December

RAE review: Tired, hard-up RAE seeks saviour with light touch

6 December

RAE review: Precocious teenager will benefit from scholarship

6 December

RAE review: More clarity and less secrecy will counter bias

6 December

Designed for another life

6 December

Cutting edge: Visions of the past

6 December

Could our genes be a vaccine for Aids?

6 December

When the Lord pipes up

6 December

Steely veteran with a cold eye on bottom line

6 December

Civil rights sacrificed on altar of security

6 December

Wanted: bright graduates, any discipline, to keep UK moving

29 November

Is rush hour here for transport degrees?

29 November

Burrowing away in a careers wonderland

29 November

The stage is set for Cinders' new role

29 November

Intellectual integrity that may get lost in the scrum

29 November

Coaches slated for failing the team

29 November

'Daft ducks' and 'smelly old cows' probably not welcome

22 November

Experience counts for little if the years are stacking up

22 November

Dirty secrets of Great War

22 November

West's finger is on trigger, but will it help Iraqi victims?

22 November

US faculty play a numbers game

22 November

Skeggie lad enjoys pasta and Carnage

22 November

Wife swaps and killing: meet the ancestors

15 November

The future masters of the univers(ity)

15 November

Stress expert who thrives on her subject

15 November

Dimming the light of reflected glory

15 November

Will his shouts from the window attract a real superset of prime candidates?

15 November

One problem that remains to be solved

15 November

Is the masterplan coming unstuck?

8 November

We must make words

8 November

Is imagination more important than knowledge? Einstein

8 November

Benefit to womb from a view

8 November

Money back guaranteed?

8 November

Take away the books and chairs collapse

8 November

Will monographs fall victim to the marketing men?

8 November

L'administration leaves French flair undimmed

8 November

Open market shuts door on scholarly achievement

8 November

The return of big brother

1 November

Check emails, fix up meeting with councillors, buy Kit Kat

1 November

Wanted: chief whose blood is hot and cold

1 November

Silence in seminary signals a few holy disorders

1 November

It is no longer wise to go strictly by The Book

1 November

Celebrity snares

1 November

Comrades stop by for a political bring-and-buy

25 October

Historian holds US front line in war against war

25 October

Learning curve: It's not only OK, it's great to say 'I think'

25 October

Who'd make a monkey out of 'first man'?

25 October

Digs at beer, balls and belly fluff give laureates a laugh

25 October

There's more to mud than meets the eye

25 October

Maids, exiles, bankers and terrorists break down borders

25 October

Finding funds to care for the kids and the worms

18 October

'We've gone beyond bottom pinching... but this is worse'

18 October

Ego, rivalry, venality... academia finds fame

18 October

Degree that offers the lot

18 October

What lurks in the shadows?

18 October

New kind of science, old kind of sceptics?

18 October

'Support the people in freeing themselves'

18 October

Did Monty's strategic flair win El Alamein or was it a sick Rommel and five times more tanks

18 October

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