No answer for lack of evidence
The Cambridge Companion to Modern British Women Playwrights
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A-to-Z is handy but stops at why
The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Social Work
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a novel written on the brink of the second world war: "The idea really came to me the day I got my new...
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From Bill to Muddy and all, with love
Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey
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Wheel of fortune spins DJ out of a dark corner
Adventures on the Wheels of Steel
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Failing to look beyond the lobby
Mass Media, Politics and Democracy - Westminster Tales
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Pious convert brimming over with nothing to say
Inside Culture
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Born to be marginalised
The Grateful Dead Reader - Tomorrow Never Knows
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Laurie Taylor column
" I want all universities to put roots down in schools, so that the presence of someone from higher education becomes run-of-the-mill " - Education secretary Estelle Morris, THES , October 26 Well,...
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Leader: Nobody can win when there's no real choice
The Association of University Teachers needs a new general secretary. Finding the right person calls for a procedure consistent with the criteria of open and fair practice that the AUT is urging on...
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Leader: Success of pay system requires speed and unity
New pay negotiating machinery is lumbering into action. The Dearing report recommended a review of academic pay in 1997. The Bett committee, when eventually established, did not report until 1999,...
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Letter: Media distortion
It is a pity that Sally Feldman used her review of the Journal of Media Practice (Books, THES , October 26) to re-visit old scores with some of the contributors rather than address the academic...
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Letter: Wise up to industry
I have worked in IT for 11 years, including eight in industry and three as a full-time university lecturer. I hold an MSc in computing and a PGCE. Seeking to become a full-time university lecturer...
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Letter: In brief 1
Was your diarist ( THES , October 26) really present in Frankfurt when I described two concepts of the London School of Economics - the old "fiction of the single-faculty school" and the "postmodern...
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Letter: In brief 2
I have just learned from James Graham (Books, THES , October 12) that Gutenberg invented printing and thus defined the Renaissance. Did William Gilbert's invention of the magnetic compass provide a...