Licence to swill may be revoked
The University of Cambridge may see an end to its 14th-century right to license the sale of alcohol. A Home Office review of licensing, examining entertainment industry and licensing laws, may...
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Blunkett intends to drop sex clause
The government looks set to remove its controversial Learning and Skills Bill clause on the portrayal of homosexuality in sex education next week. The move, signalled by education secretary David...
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No more songs in the calle
The Cambridge Companion to Modern Spanish Culture
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Drive in and pig out
Fast Food
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From Cicero to Jerry Springer
Why Study the Media?
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March to a new tune
The Blackwell Companion to Modern Irish Culture
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Behind the scene in luvvie land
On Directing
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a novel abouta university lecturer: "Now it is the autumn again; the people areall coming back." The...
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Homage to a private eye
What Was True
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Symbolic readings leave pictures in shadows
The Spoken Image
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Many a slip between cup and lip
New Horizons in the Study of Language and Mind
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A wanderer who buried himself in books
Walter Benjamin - The Arcades Project - The Complete Correspondence,1928-1940
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Where the trees of doubt blossom
Life and Art - Being Modern in Iran
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Higher channels
John Davies looks for programmes of interest to academics (all times pm unless stated). Pick of the week. It slipped into the schedules last week too late for me to mention (except on The THES...
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Ethnic minority and female professors
...this is the tiny proportion of ethnic minority and female professors employed in Britain's universities. Helen Hague reports on how the statistics published today could help in the battle against...