Some pillars for the establishment
Medieval London Houses - Imperial London: - London:
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Streets of shame
Community Participation and Slum Housing:
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The guilty and the innocents
The Protectors' Handbook - Prosecuting Child Abuse
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The killer male
When Men Kill:
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The story of our nature
Landscape and Memory
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Top Marx
Who Gets What?
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When a Twist in the tale is needed
The Welfare of Children
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Promotions
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON. Readers: Cyrus Cooper, scientific staff, MRC environmental epidemiology unit; Fausto Ianotti, senior lecturer, clinical neurological sciences; Paul Jackson, senior lecturer...
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Grants
IMPERIAL COLLEGE Research grants: Dr D. Leak, Pounds 115,492 from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (hetero- logous expression and generation of molecular hybrids of propene...
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Fellowships
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. Fellows: Fred Bullock; June Clark; Bartolomeu dos Santos; Ken Follett; John Garside; Philip Johnson-Laird; John Kenny; Bayo Kuku; John Lennard-Jones; Tom McNally; John...
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Events
CATALYST. Royal College of Arts graduates Gary Clarke and Gary Clough will show new work (see right) at Falmouth College of Arts Gallery, Woodlane, Falmouth, until May16 (10am-4pm). The mixture of...
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Appointments
COUNCIL FOR THE CENTRAL LABORATORY OF THE RESEARCH COUNCILS. The following have been appointed to the council: Chairman and chief executive: Paul Williams. Members: Julia Higgins, Imperial College,...
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Broad mind, best spirit
Academics at the artistic end of the higher education spectrum are facing a dilemma over how to respond to the multimedia revolution. They are trying to decide whether the whizzkids of new technology...
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Refashioning boys' toys
Christine Whitehouse on a project to re-connect girls to the computing universe on their own terms. Staffordshire University has played a large part in educating computer professionals, both men and...
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Access to a life-long college
North America is leading the way in providing a rich seam of electronic learning resources which can be tapped by communities which need them the most. Keith Yeomans reports from the US on the...