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Simon Cooke, who is researching the work of Wilkie Collins for a PhD at the University of Exeter, seeks a copy of Collins's I Say No, along with illustrated copies of any of the other novels. If...
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Honorary degrees
UNIVERSITY OF EAST LONDON: Doctor of Arts: Michael Young, director of the Centre for Community Studies and trustee of Dartington Hall (1942-92); Harold Pinter, playwright. Doctor of Design: Cedric...
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Grants
UNIVERSITY OF SURREY: Research grants Dr B. Weiss, Pounds 100,161 from Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (gratings and amplifiers fabricated in planar Si02 structures using ion...
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Events
CAFAS: The Council for Academic Freedom and Standards will hold a meeting tomorrow, Saturday, January 28 in room MB307 at Birkbeck College, Malet Street, WC1 (nearest tube: Goodge Street). The...
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Chairs
UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN: David Alexander, senior lecturer, now has a personal chair in mental health (psychotherapy). UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON: Personal chairs have been conferred on: Pat Hendra (...
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Writer's past retreat
(Photograph) - Writer's past retreat: playwright Harold Pinter has received an honorary degree from the University of East London. He is pictured here outside his Worthing home in 1965.
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Awards
ENGINEERING: Hayley Gladstone was awarded the title 1994 Young Woman Engineer of the Year. The award is jointly sponsored by the Institution of Electronics and Electrical Incorporated Engineers and...
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Loaves, fishes and cereal yields
Tim Dyson argues that despite the explosion in world population, it will not outpace food production. Newspapers and television often give considerable coverage to those who argue that the world's...
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Thames Valley turns IT results around
The fifth unsatisfactory rating awarded so far by the Higher Education Funding Council for England's quality assessors has gone to Thames Valley University's computing degrees, but a follow-up visit...
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No pattern to sex studies
Sex education for young people can currently be described as "knitting without a pattern", according to London University researchers. A team from the social science research unit at the Institute of...
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Nurses to the rescue
Amid continuing concern over the need to reduce junior doctors' hours, Buckinghamshire College has launched a course to allow nurses to do some of the work currently done by doctors. Buckinghamshire...
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Anchors aweigh
(Photograph) - Administrative staff work under giant umbrellas in the nautical-style business school building on the newly inaugurated St Peter's campus at Sunderland University on the banks of the...
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Greenwich eyes hospital site
Greenwich University could take over the old Greenwich Hospital site currently occupied by the Royal Naval College if a multi-million pound bid to the Ministry of Defence is successful. The...
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V-cs push for further expansion
Vice chancellors are ready to reaffirm their support for renewed university expansion in their submission to the Department for Education's review of higher education. The council of the Committee of...
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Readers wary of assessment by funders
Readers of The THES are chary about quality systems that involve funders in the quality process, according to responses to our question last week. Margaret Rooney, senior lecturer in quality...