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Don’t let grifters kill the university Academia remains an engine of prosperity

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By Mary Harrington
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Any Right-winger who thrills at the thought of the university bubble bursting abruptly is either a sociopath or hasn't thought it through.(Mark Makela/Corbis/Getty) ApprenticeshipsMiners' strikePoliticsUniversities Prefer us on Google The Jason Arday scandal blew up because it captures a sense of grift that now seems endemic in British higher education.
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Dunwich is enchanted England Suffolk is a place of fire and fairies

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By Mary Harrington
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(Credit: Humphrey Nemar/Getty) BritainEnglandFairiesSocietySuffolkUKWildfires Prefer us on Google It’s a mournful refrain among the English that all the fairies have left these islands. Some say you can only sense them at the Celtic fringes; that the industrial England of Isambard Kingdom Brunel and his ilk so brutally uprooted their webs of myth and mystery that enchantment simply isn’t to be found in mainland Britain any more. I don’t think this is true. Yes, the fairies are harder to see.
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What Elon gets wrong about England We were never a nation of hobbits

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By Mary Harrington
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The tycoon believes the country is on course for civil war. (Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images) campingDeep EnglandElon MuskEnglandHigh-Trust Society Prefer us on Google When work follows you everywhere, how do you switch off? You can, if you wish, hide from your emails by spending £500 a night on a remote luxury retreat for the digitally frazzled in the Canaries, complete with designer bed linen and no phone signal.
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