CVCP calls for 20,000 more students by year 2000
An extra 20,000 students a year will have to enter higher education to meet the long-standing Government target of a one in three 18 to 21-year-old participation rate by the end of the century. The...
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Colleges falter as principals flourish
Nearly 50 further education colleges are in the red although reserves held across the 457-college sector amount to Pounds 238 million. The Public Accounts Committee heard this week that the Further...
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Constructive plan for architecture
A multidisciplinary approach to architecture education which integrates developments in technology and avoids distinctions between art and practical construction is needed to meet the professional...
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Welsh rare bit
We have always known that students were different. But quite how different was not apparent before a letter in last weekend's Wales on Sunday about plans to reschedule the Welsh Football League. M....
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Canopy canapes
Sussex University may be well clear of the safety net, but a group of its staff and students are preoccupied with that not entirely dissimilar artefact, the parachute. They work as social service...
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Massive pay-off
Given the National Lottery's need for a sizable public space every week, it was never going to be long before the draw took place in a university. And where better than last week's choice as the...
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Fortune nookie
Dr Ng Man-lun, reader in psychiatry at the University of Hong Kong, is urging women on mainland China to take more than one husband as a solution to the shortage of wives, according to a report in...
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Mailed fist
The academic habit of biting the hand that feeds lives on in Elaine Showalter, chair of the English department at Princeton University. Delivering the Northcliffe lecture at University College,...
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Granny bonds
During national science week a general rule is emerging: lock your granny up if she lives anywhere near York. Last year, York University invited punters to "Get granny barcoded". This must have been...
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Four-letter word
Keele University vice chancellor, professor Brian Fender, HEFCE chief executive in waiting, has revealed one of the high-powered doctrines he regards as crucial to the development of higher education...
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Off the menu
All best wishes to dismissed student loan chief Ronald Harrison in his new career in the Scottish catering industry. The good news is that early indications that his new employers are not following...
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All dressed up with nowhere to go
(Photograph) - All dressed up with nowhere to go: Opera students Emma Turnbull and Douglas Telfer from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow, in costume for Le Mariage aux...
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Bar School unveils fees hike
The Bar School has announced a 30 per cent increase in fees for its 1995/96 vocational course as it prepares to lose its training monopoly. The move is likely to plunge the school into further...
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Double blow for teacher trainers
Teacher training heads say the funding system brought in by the new Teacher Training Agency will hit them with a "double whammy". Allocations announced last month have been based on so-called "...
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Internet text
The National Commission on Education report, Learning to Succeed - After 16, reported in this week's Further Education Synthesis, page iv, is available in full via The THES Internet Service. It can...