Peter Purton Southall, Middlesex So, if schools were no longer to teach PE it would be disaster for kids' "development, confidence, social skills and general education" (Letters, 2 November).
It was disappointing to see UCU members repeat the tired claim that London Metropolitan University is in a "spiral of decline" (Battle for the soul of higher education, Letters, 6 August).
They're exactly what you'd expect, giving you templates for work, education, letters or making a resume.
As the Department of Education letter reminds us, federal civil rights laws proscribe harassment based on race, color, national origin, sex or disability.
"We are writing to voice our deeply held, vehement opposition to the government's proposals to create a selective, segregated, two-tier, state-funded system of education," the letter states.
"We would like to have an objective assessment of the impact of international students which includes consideration of both EU and non-EU students at all levels of education," the letter said.
We risk losing yet another generation of children to the consequences of an inadequate education," the letter concludes.
Initially the Pulitzers, which are administered by Columbia, included nine awards in education, journalism, letters and drama, as well as five traveling scholarships.
His death is a great loss for the world of education and letters, for law and legal scholarship, for the future of Scotland and of Europe, and for an unnumbered host of pupils, disciples, colleagues, admirers and friends.
Mr. Montiel, who has only a first-grade education, sent letters to Mexico's environment minister, to the governor of Guerrero and to a dozen other authorities, reporting that laws were being trampled, local rivers were drying up, and thousands of fish were dying.
