Education has changed - but who changed it?
Reforming Higher Education
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A conservatory for growing acts
Juillard
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What a dull party this is
The Oxford history of English Music
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Caught between genius and restraint
Amy Beach
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The muddle ground of British arts
In House
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Commerce concealing an artist
Conversations with Billy Wilder
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Hitler goes to Hollywood
Francis Ford Coppola
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Things can only get better
British Cinema of the 90s
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Modernity ushered in with a bang
India's Nuclear Bomb - New Nukes
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The cutting words of a gentle man
Talking Films
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Vulgar views in sterile ideas
Bold! Daring! Shocking! True!
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Art school degree shows
The art of commerce How many art and design students will have their work snapped up by Charles Saatchi this year? In the June 30, 2000 issue, THES , Harriet Swain reports on attempts to teach...
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The distant dreams of high-tech education
Distance learning across international frontiers from a home base has developed in parallel with the growth in conventional student mobility. The tradition goes back to correspondence education and...
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Where the flow goes
Students are moving about the Commonwealth more than ever, but those from poor countries are in danger of being left out. David Jobbins reports on the first full study of student mobility in seven...
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More cooperation a must for developing countries
Commonwealth governments should give priority to ways of promoting student mobility that will lead to more higher education cooperation between developing countries, the report says in its main...