Was Milton a woman?
Reader's Guide to Women's Studies
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A parting of unsweet sorrow
Borders and Boundaries
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Kids, cabbage and cards
The Gentleman's Daughter
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Freedom's illiterate friend
Sojourner Truth
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A life best remembered
Charlotte Haldane
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Echoes of heroic sinners and saints
Unbridled Spirits
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Forgotten voice of black Britain
The Life of Una Marson 1905-65
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Sex change for medicine
Sex and Medicine
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Face it, the last thing we need is more scientists
Become a scientist, our youngsters were told. Your nation needs you. But students have failed to enlist in subjects they find boring and irrelevant. Simon Jenkins argues that it is time to stop...
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Is all the world still his stage?
In the days of the British Empire, colonial students were forced to read Shakespeare. Why should they bother now? Jennifer Wallace reports Afternoon tea on the middle Tuesday of the biannual...
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21x21 vision
(Photograph) - "21x21" vision: a student strools past ranged small works of art at a summer exhibition that is being staged at Northumbria University Gallery, Newcastle. Every exhibitor was required...
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Appointments
Open University Fraser Woodburn, registrar and secretary at the University of Essex, has been appointed secretary of the university. University of Teesside Elizabeth Roberts, postdoctoral researcher...
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Sticking his neck out
(Photograph) - Sticking his neck out: James Acord, artist-in-residence at Imperial College, London, has his nuclear waste handling number tattooed on his neck. Interview, page 20
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Call for genetic food watchdog
THE ROYAL Society has called for independent monitoring of genetically modified crops. The call is contained in a Royal Society statement on genetically modified food, which concludes that there are...
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Fact file
Findings from the Further Education Funding Council for England reveal that for 1996-97: * 11 per cent of all unemployed qualifiers were males aged 25 and over with first degrees * 9 per cent of all...