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As this is our estates issue, it seemed appropriate to feature an interview with Frances Stone, the first female chair in the history of CUBO. Frances succeeds Geoff Pringle, who stepped down from the role in late 2013. Read more about Frances on page 39. With millions of pounds in tuition fees at stake every year, there is a good reason for universities to tempt prospective students with luxurious, innovative learning environments. Paul Dimery examines some of the latest developments on page 31. Like every aspect of university life, catering is changing on a regular basis. Luke Dormehl discovered the trends re-shaping today’s HE kitchens on page 46.
And the HE sector has been crystal ball-gazing this month. Managing editor Hannah Oakman spoke to student accommodation provider
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NEXT MONTH: THE FINANCE ISSUE SPECIAL REPORT: STUDENT FEES
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