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THE cover: 4 February 2010

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Truth? There's the rubFree

4 February 2010

Politicians and people profess to prize authenticity and integrity, but discerning the truthful person from the sincere but self-deceived and the dissembling is tricky. Simon Blackburn ponders questions of virtue

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Pecking orderFree

4 February 2010

Peter Lennox keeps chickens, and they have taught him a great deal about behaviour, ethics, evolution and the psychopathic nature of modern 'efficiency'

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Extreme makeoverFree

4 February 2010

The University of Hong Kong has rebuilt its curriculum from the ground up to embrace 'experiential learning' and internationalism so as to produce 'global citizens'. Hannah Fearn reports

THE cover: 28 January 2010

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We did it before...Free

28 January 2010

As universities agonise over greatly reduced funding from the state, David Greenaway reminds them that they were once much more financially self-reliant and would do well to rekindle the old spirit

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My Eureka Moment: 'Small places matter more than big ones'Free

28 January 2010

Ron Johnston's investigations into the impact of geography on democracy have revealed that people in the same class position tend to support different parties depending on where they live

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It's in the cardsFree

28 January 2010

When Bob Blaisdell was finally persuaded to use index cards for study, he became as obsessive about them as he was about the baseball cards of his youth

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Off Piste: Fabulous baker's joysFree

21 January 2010

Therese Huston's lifelong passion for baking has provided happiness and sustenance on many levels

THE cover: 21 January 2010

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Get happy, and get on with itFree

21 January 2010

Projects to boost staff wellbeing are all the rage, but some people wonder if the interest in workers' psychological health belies a rather less altruistic agenda. Melanie Newman reports

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You can lecture, but can you teach?Free

21 January 2010

Protests against the idea that academics be given teacher-training are misguided, argues Eric Sotto

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