Scant search for the Maker
The Triumph of Evolution and the Failure of Creationism
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Bottom line on cheap loo roll
World Economics
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Abstracted ancestors
Family and Community History
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Holocaust engulfs the Jews' story
The Journal of Holocaust Education
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Wilder shores of nonsense
Philip Anderson appreciates a good debunking of pseudo-science. Martin Gardner is always a good read, whether as the world's pre-eminent expositor of mathematical puzzles and games or in his second...
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Our genes: little Hitlers or ciphers?
The Century of the Gene
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Why animal magnetism is all about me, me, me
Dearest Pet
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Laurie Taylor Column
UNIVERSITY OF POPPLETON From: The Office of the Vice-Chancellor As you will be aware from the emails that have emanated from this office in recent weeks, our Open Day will be held this year on...
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Letter: Hiding under Bush
It is easy to react to President Bush's apparent rejection of the Kyoto Protocol on climate change with claims of "irresponsible" and "pariah" ("Bush's Kyoto stance angers UK scientists, THES , April...
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Letter: Volunteering
The debate about graduate employability rates ("UK degrees top tickets to jobs market", THES , April 6) reflects the need for greater understanding of what makes a graduate employable. Volunteering...
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Letter: Bridging history
My heart sinks when history students tell me they have already studied this, that or the other. Indeed, we design first-year courses to minimise the overlap, thus accentuating the "knowledge gap",...
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Letter: Use the library record
Local library cooperation is again on the agenda (Letters, THES , April 13). In 1972-73 I led a Department of Education and Science-sponsored research project into local library cooperation in...
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Letter: QAA: a lesson in losing friends (1)
David Blunkett has effectively told the Quality Assurance Agency to pack up its scheme for reviewing standards in higher education before it has begun (News, Letters, THES , April 6). The root of the...
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Letter: QAA: a lesson in losing friends (2)
Surely there are better ways of improving teaching and learning than by creating an unwieldy centralised bureaucracy (the TQA) with a fuzzy mission that cost £100 million ("Worthy project or just a...