Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from a playboy of the jazz era :"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past." The winner of last week's competition, who identified...
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Sound facts and flimsy covers
International Book Publishing
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Setting fire to reason
The Penguin Book of Historic Speeches
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Scalding ink burns holes in pockets
The International Libel Handbook
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A plug for the future
Power Surge - Power from Wind - The Future of Energy Use
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Haphazard hazards
Natural Risk and Civil Protection
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Crowded planet guides
Adult Mortality in Developed Countries - Population and the Environment - How Many People can the Earth Support? - The Stork and The Plow - The Politics of Population
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Old weather fails to shine
Human Impacts on Weather and Climate
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Census and sensibility
Census Users' Handbook - A New Atlas of Britain
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Collected ballpark figures
The Stadium and the City
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Earth's planned family
Geographies of Global Change - Land Mosaics
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Water worshipping
Toward Sustainable Development? Struggling over India's Narmada River - Water and Womanhood
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Grants
UNIVERSITY OF SURREY. Research grants. Dr M. Silver and Professor A. Adams, Pounds 6,000 from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (simulation of advanced strained-layer...
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Chairs
UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER. Honorary professorship: Edward Gregson, principal of the Royal Northern College of Music. UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING Honorary professorship in psychology: Richard Bell, senior...
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Honorary degrees
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ENGLAND. Honorary doctorates have been awarded to: Liu Ding Yih (David Liu), head of the British Taiwan Cultural Institute, London; John Austin, bishop of Aston; Tim Brighouse,...