First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a novel about gang warfare: "Hale knew they meant to murder him before he had been in Brighton three...
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More than a piece of bad news wrapped in a protein
The Invisible Enemy
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Evolution and the football hooligan
Human Natures
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Easy to warm to cool, solitary gene genius
The Tangled Field
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Spiny genitalia and other skilful mating devices
Promiscuity
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Nature's fabric stretches to all sizes
Why Elephants Have Big Ears
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The Black Death: was it caused by rats or viruses?
Biology of Plagues
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In colour, mind's shadows remain
Mysteries of the Mind
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Goldilocks factor makes life unique
Rare Earth
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Imperial armies' native nightmares
Guardians of Empire
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Advancing Taiwan spurns dragon's embrace
Across the Taiwan Strait - As Taiwan Approaches the Millennium
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Laurie Taylor column
Dear Maureen Hi. Yes, it's Dr Piercemuller. Thanks a lot for the letters, telephone calls, emails and text messages. Sorry I couldn't get back before, but I've been up to my eyeballs in the Urban...
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Letter: Satisfied members (1)
Marion Hersh's letter ( THES , August 3) questions the value of being a member of the Institute for Learning and Teaching, but seems to be somewhat confused, defensively conjectural and limited in...
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Letter: Satisfied members (2)
While professional bodies accredit courses and the Quality Assurance Agency considers teaching quality at subject level, Institute for Learning and Teaching membership provides individual...
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Letter: Real ails campaign
Despite the fact that no decision on the election of a new general secretary of the Association of University Teachers will be taken until an executive meeting in September, your coverage suggests...