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  1. Troubles and strife

    ETHNIC AND RACIAL STUDIES Edited by Martin Bulmer Routledge, quarterly, Pounds 30.00 (individuals), Pounds 77.00 (institutions) ISSN 0141 9870 This special issue of Ethnic and Racial Studies does not...

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  2. Sickening violations

    HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS Edited by Jonathan Mann Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights, Harvard School of Public Health, quarterly, $24.00 (students), $36.00 (individuals), $80.00...

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  3. Appointments

    BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL The BBSCRC has appointed Raymond Taylor, executive director of Medicinal Chemistry at the Merck Sharp and Dohme Research Laboratories...

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  4. Continental congress

    EUROPEAN REVIEW OF HISTORY Edited by Bruno Cabanes et al Carfax, twice yearly, Pounds 28.00 (individuals), Pounds 78.00 (institutions) ISSN 1350 7486 Aside from the deplorably high institutional...

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  5. When did you last feel surprised?

    EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Edited by Walter Carlsnaes Sage, quarterly, Pounds 30.00 (individuals) Pounds 90.00 (institutions) ISSN 1354 0661 The establishment of a specifically...

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  6. Ex-MP Gould in NZ house attack

    New Zealand. Students have questioned the NZ$79,000 (Pounds 35,000) cost of renovations to the house of Bryan Gould, Waikato University vice chancellor and former British Labour MP - criticism he has...

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  7. DNA speeds computers

    Computers that run on the blueprint of life, DNA, rather than conventional computer chips, could be faster than ordinary computers within a decade, scientists told the conference. They have been...

  8. New diseases erode coral reef

    Aisling Irwin reports from the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Baltimore. Some coral reefs are dying from a new disease, raising fears that their...

  9. Toyland takes on real life

    Aisling Irwin reports from the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Baltimore. Robot toys mean that children no longer draw a sharp line between humans and...

  11. Great Scott

    You just cannot keep vice chancellors out of the news. Following on from the excitement over the CVCP levy threat comes the furore over the report on arms sales to Iraq whose author Sir Richard Scott...

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  12. A pint, pray

    So much for the theory that our state church inspires less fervour than rival Christian sects. This week's Leicester University events listing outlines the Sunday activities of various groups as...

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  13. Pillars of unwisdom

    However, the event did prove the value of academic dress on formal occasions. The pillars in the museum crypt, a former workshop now reopened as the museum cafe, had been cleaned but not sealed, and...

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  14. Yorkie bar

    Lord Jenkins, chancellor of the University of Oxford, was writing women out of history last week at the opening of the extension to the university's Ashmolean Museum. He described an earlier Duke of...

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  15. Rent split

    A clash of campaigns at Liverpool University has left student leaders with a tricky conundrum. The Student's Guild is backing a rent strike by nearly 200 students protesting at conditions in some...

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