Democracy and the Teddy Hall affair
Your entertaining piece has a good go at the allegedly archaic college system in Oxford and Cambridge. That St Edmund Hall has fallen out with its recently appointed principal, and that there have...
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Democracy and the Teddy Hall affair
I MUST protest at the parody of the Oxbridge College system given in the article "Quad wrangles". There have been two highly public fallings out between fellows and heads of college in the 1990s....
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Ziggy's origins
References to our published work on the life and work of the sociologist Zygmunt Bauman, and to a lengthy interview that we gave to Alison Utley, upon which she relied heavily in her interpretation...
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First impressions
This week's First Impressions, the competition in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from a French biologist with philosophical tendencies: "The difference between...
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A genius reeking of everything but success
Hostage to Fortune
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Blazing bodies alight on canvas
Fire in the Sky
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Cruel adjustments
Last Resort
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Doom's silverish lining
False Dawn
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Methods very unscientific
To Light Such a Candle
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Radical cheek
The Beginning of the End - The Love Germ - 1968
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Speed addicts
The Supermen
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The chip came off this old block
Proceedings of the IEEE
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The cloud men vs the counters
Image and Logic
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The sky's night frights
Comets, Popular Culture and the Birth of Modern Cosmology
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Correction
The review of British Journal of Health Psychology ( THES , May 29) said the journal was available only on joint subscription with British Journal of Clinical Psychology. That was for the first year...