Plans for all the trials of tourist season
Tourism and Planning. First Edition
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Resourceful accounting methods
Growth and Development. Sixth Edition - Sustainable Development - Natural Resource and Environmental Economics . Second Edition
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80s get in the frame
Best of British - British Cinema in the 1980s. First Edition
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For a winning combination
Sport, Culture and the Media. First Edition - Power Play
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The sad truths about news
News - News Culture. First Edition
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Theory yet to be brought to heel
Feminist Perspectives on the Body. First Edition - What is Feminism? An Introduction to Feminist Theory. First Edition - Feminism, Femininity and Popular Culture. First Edition - Feminist Debates
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Speaking your mind
Feminist Perspectives on Language. First Edition
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Moving into the age of maturity
The Cultural Studies Reader. Second Edition - Decoding Culture - Cultural Studies - Modernity and Postmodern Culture. First Edition - Studying Culture
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Higher channels
John Davies surveys the broadcasting schedules (all times pm unless stated). Pick of the week Channel 4's new Sunday-night series The Day the World Took Off (8.00) is an interesting attempt to do...
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When did the rot set in?
When the police need a time of death for a decomposing corpse, they call entomology professor M. Lee Goff. Tim Cornwell reports on a growing academic field Insects and homicide have a long and...
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Restricted to men of 'taste and education'
A Victorian gentleman's collection of phalluses sounds intriguing, right? Laura Thomas explains why curator David Gaimster (right) is determined to prevent the break-up of the collection kept in...
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Can vote, won't vote
Is Britain facing a collapse of democracy? As fewer and fewer people turn out to vote, Paul Whiteley outlines a nationwide programme launched to find out why Last month's election for London's mayor...
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A small step from monkey to the giant that is mankind
Why do humans get Aids and chimps don't? Some researchers say a chimp genome project would give us the answer. Ayala Ochert reports Just this month, Human Genome Project scientists announced the...
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Who'll enrol at e(litist)-university?
Far more students need access to the internet if it is to drive education, argues Anthony Hesketh There are 300 million internet users across the globe. One million new web pages were created in 1998...
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Old English lives: outside Oxford
It is hard to disagree with Cunningham's cheerful valediction to compulsory Old English at Oxford. In the university marketplace the onus is on those who teach it to make it attractive (which is...