Too straight down the aisle
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Poetry pruned of the politicians
British Poetry from the 1950s to the 1990s - Larkin with Poetry - Tony Harrison
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Reflections on relativity
Einstein's Mirror
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Less a textbook, more of a jam session
Artificial Life
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The flaws that floored
The Origin of the Concept of Nuclear Forces
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Red and blue, now we see you
Worlds Unnumbered
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A journey in theory
The Theory of Superconductivity in the High-Tech-TC Cuprates
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Natural-born mavericks
What is Mathematics, Really?
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Seeing is believing
Visual Complex Analysis
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Take some germanium and two bits of goldfoil...
Crystal Fire
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First Impressions
This week's First Impressions, the competition in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from the man who first introduced us all to the Butterfly Effect: "The police in...
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She was one pupil in 450
One in 14 independent school pupils makes it to Oxbridge. One in 450 comprehensive pupils manages to do the same. One of these few became a Labour MP. And she is appalled that most of the obstacles...
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Bard news for English?
Shakespeare has been knocked off the top spot as the most studied English option at university by women writers. But, says Judy Simons, this does not necessarily mean a dumbing-down of the degree In...
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No stranger to fall-out
Official nuclear historian Lorna Arnold tells Wendy Barnaby why a recent report about what to do with Britain's plutonium waste heralds another nuclear row Another nuclear fracas is on the horizon,...
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Old bones of contention
The reburial of native American and Aboriginal skeletons held by museums and universities is the culmination of a long battle, reports Robert Layton