Misuse of microbiology
WENDY Barnaby is right to urge biologists in academia to think more about the dangers posed by biological weapons, although she has chosen to ignore the work done in this field by institutes such as...
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Full stop in standards
I CAN confirm the findings of the research that supports the decline in the standard of written English (THES, February 13). Over the past five years or so my experience is that the standard of...
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Uniform references
contributions on the resource-cost of references (THES, February 6 and 13) seem to miss the obvious question: "By what right do prospective employers expect lecturers to provide unlimited numbers of...
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Westward bound: the cruellest export
The Slave Trade
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Eminent Victorians give Freud the slip
The Naked Heart
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Where Uncle Sam meets Uncle Tom
The Oxford Book of the American South - The Oxford Companion to American Literature
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Mahatma of the sitar
Raga Mala
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Buying beauty
Venus Envy
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Condemned cells
Sex and the Origins of Death
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Sun and shifting sands
The Caves of the Sun - Carl Rogers - The Mind's Fate
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A charm offensive
Believing in Magic
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Speaking Volumes: One-Upmanship
David Hellawell on Stephen Potter's One-Upmanship .I only now realise that I must have read the early lifemanship books as a sixth-former not long after they were first published. One-Upmanship, in...
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A morbid curiosity for beasts
The Platypus and the Mermaid
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Octopus with tentacles everywhere
Loose Ends from Current Biology
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Testing the water
The Aquatic Ape Hypothesis