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  1. The balloon debate finale

    Which academic faculty is the most vital? Advocates for science, social science and humanities put their case Plunging to earth in a hot air balloon, as our groups of academics have been doing for...

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  2. Project to detect polluters

    (Photograph) - Dust bowl: Ian Stone and Jeff Jones check an "inverted frisbee dust deposit gauge" as part of a project to detect polluters. The scientists from Exeter University use X-rays and scan...

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  3. Letter

    A typesetting error in Alan Waton's letter last week meant that reservations about working with the Committee of Vice Chancellors were attributed to him instead of to his colleague, Steve Reicher. We...

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  4. A rotten reminder

    Anyone wanting a reason for why government should be kept at arms length by the universities need only have turned up a few minutes early for Mrs Shephard's statement and taken in Sir Nicholas's 15...

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  5. Honorary degrees

    UNIVERSITY OF DERBY DUniv: Kim Barnett, former Derbyshire cricket captain; Martin Bell, journalist and broadcaster; Maxwell Craven, keeper of antiquities at Derby Museum and Art Gallery. The...

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  6. 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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  7. 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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  8. 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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  9. 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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  10. 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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  11. Rayon stockings and Finnish mugs

    Things Edited and published by students on the Victoria and Albert Museum/Royal College of Art history of design course Twice yearly, Pounds 6.00 ISSN 1356 921x Things has now reached its third issue...

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  12. Old maps, new horizons

    Imago Mundi: The International Journal for the History of Cartography Edited by Catherine Delano Smith Imago Mundi, annually, Pounds 30.00 ISSN 0308 5694 Imago Mundi is the only international...

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  13. Acts, for the scrutiny of

    THE JOURNAL OF LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Edited by Philip Norton Frank Cass, quarterly, Pounds 38.00 (individuals), Pounds 100.00 (institutions) ISSN 1357 2334 The study of legislation, legislatures and...

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  14. Promotions

    UNIVERSITY OF WALES COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Readerships: Malcolm Davies, senior lecturer in the department of medicine (section of nephrology); Philip Burnard, school of nursing studies; Keith Williams,...

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  15. Chairs

    THE ROYAL INSTITUTION Arnold Wolfendale, emeritus professor of physics at the University of Durham and president of the Institute of Physics, has been appointed professor of experimental physics,...

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