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January/February 2011
Ludicrous red-tape is stifling innovation and inspiration in Universities. Administrators must step aside
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December 2010
Thrown out of her school after addressing the Conservative Party conference, this teacher explains her change of mind
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December 2010
With tuition fees about to triple to make up for the withdrawal of state funding, it is time to reread Coleridge, Bentham and Mill
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October 2010
A tale of two émigrés: One of whom wanted to subvert the British State, while the other embraced it
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