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WHITE NOISE: an A-Z of the Contradictions in Cyberculture. By Andrew Calcutt. Macmillan, 192pp, Pounds 40.00 - ISBN 0 333 69955 6. Calcutt, commissioning editor for Channel Cyberia, figures that it...
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University deprived lecturer of her 'legs'
A lecturer at the University of Hull was awarded damages this week for "unnecessary stress" caused by her employer's "total lack of understanding of her disability". Joyce Field uses an electronic...
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If Sharon Stone does it, so will I
Hollywood's smoking stars are being copied by America's college youth. Jon Marcus reports from Boston United States public health officials have blamed a dramatic increase in the number of college...
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19th-century cyberspace
The Victorian Internet
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And now for my next mutation ...
Form and Transformation
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Clash of the protons
The Quark Machines
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Morality for the Me generation
An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics
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No, we won't go quietly
The Penguin Book of 20th-Century Protest
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Searching dark recesses
No Go the Bogeyman
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The last of the Russian prophets
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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Time-lapse photography
Photography, An Independent Art
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1819 - and all that
England in 1819
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Plots all over the landscape
Conspiracy - Hystories - Selling Fear - Political Paranoia - Aliens in America
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An Almighty challenge
Christopher Frayling and his students at the Royal College of Art wanted the Spirit Zone of the Millennium Dome to re-enchant the world. But then religion intruded. Kam Patel reports If the...
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Tales from the little folk provide hangover cure
Children's literature is a goldmine for academic research. But first disguise it as folklore, advises James Riordan Oxford don C. S. Lewis expressed concern about the "silly convention" that caused...