The man who got things done
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The nine-to-five philosopher
John Stuart Mill and India
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The troubles of old teenagers
Adolescence and Youth in Early Modern England
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Tying a kangaroo down
British Imperialism and ߣߣÊÓƵn Nationalism
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Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from Perictione's boy: "This at any rate is my advice, that we should believe the soul to be immortal, capable of enduring all evil and all good, and always keep our feet...
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Speaking Volumes:Unbeaten Tracks in Japan
Marie Conte-Helm on Isabella Bird's Unbeaten Tracks in Japan . I was introduced to Isabella Bird's Unbeaten Tracks in Japan as a postgraduate at the East West Center of the University of Hawaii. It...
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Promotions
UNIVERSITY OF TEESSIDE Readerships have been conferred on the following: Les Johnston, principal lecturer in criminology; Brian Mathews, lecturer in marketing; Gurdial Singh, principal lecturer in...
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Honorary degrees
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH LONDON Doctorates: Stanley Kalms, chairman, Dixons Group plc; John (Jock) Campbell, late chairman, Booker McConnell and Runnymede Trust; Sheila Rowbotham, author. Masters: Trevor...
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Fellowships
UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN James Prosser, head of the department of molecular and cell biology, was elected a fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology. CARDIFF INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION The...
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Events
WEBER'S LEGACY A colloquium, "Max Weber - Culture - Politics", has been organised jointly by the German Historical Institute, University of London and London Guildhall University to take place on May...
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Chairs
GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON Barry Quinn, previously principal research scientist with the Defence Science and Technology Organisation, ߣߣÊÓƵ and senior lecturer in statistics,...
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Appointments
CCETSW The following have been appointed to the ruling council of the Central Council for Education and Training in Social Work: Ziggi Alexander, director of corporate affairs, University College...
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Best defence
Christina Preston reports on a Chilean initiative to enrich and protect oral cultures through a multimedia network for teacher training in the country's poorest areas. The Mapuche Indian tribes in...
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Keys to the wired valley
Ealing has shed its defunct comedy heritage for ahigh-tech learning revolution, Simon Targett reports. Walk from South Ealing tube station and you pass a row of antique shops, a garage which has been...
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Hypertext misses the point of the Abbey habit
I was sorting some old papers recently and came across an article I had written 12 years ago. Reading through it, I immediately began editing: mentally red-marking and highlighting, changing the...