| Times Higher Education Supplement 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A barometer built from broken pieces. (opportunities for eastern and western Europe to compare outlooks on social sciences) | Education | Richard Rose |
| A boost blurring the edge. (post-16 education and training courses) | Education | Nicholas Ryssell |
| A brush with a mouse. (need for creative application of computers to fine arts) | Education | Simon Lewandowski |
| Absolution aesthetic in a shadow landscape. (work of photographer Don McCullin) | Education | Paul Gough |
| Across the great divide. (Britain has lost ground in the EC) | Education | Juliet Lodge |
| A degree of forethought. (training courses in journalism) | Education | Fred Hunter |
| A forgotten embarrassment of riches. (biography of F R Leavis) | Education | David Hamilton Eddy |
| A good return on investment; formal partnerships between commerce and academe. | Education | Jane Bower |
| A law unto itself; the Bar is tightening its grip on entry. | Education | Peter Birks |
| Allies reduced in ranks. (comparisons between British and American universities) | Education | Jaroslav Krejci |
| Alternative to Utopia. (challenges to social welfare and class) | Education | Frank Webster |
| A magician's cloak cast off for clarity. (need for public to understand how scientific research is done) | Education | Steven Shapin |
| A marriage heading for failure; the Republicans' embrace of traditional morality. | Education | Jennie Somerville |
| And the band played on. (the tale of the Titanic) | Education | Richard Howells |
| An ethics of reasoning. (artificial intelligence) | Education | Beth Preston |
| An outsider looking in. (South Africa's attitude to the UN) | Education | Paul Wilkinson |
| Anyone can make a mistake. (astronomer has to retract announcement of important discovery) (Column) | Education | Harry Collins |
| Artificial environments; impact of information technology on business education. | Education | Clive Holtham |
| A taste for this and that. (Edinburgh, Scotland as a cultural center) | Education | Alan Bold |
| A taste of history. (symbolism and meaning in food, eating and being) | Education | Sidney Mintz |
| A-team in the record books; success of the Open University's social science foundation course. | Education | James Anderson, Marilyn Ricci |
| Author as mirror to the soul. (new biography of Thomas Carlyle to be prepared) | Education | Maurice Cowling |
| A virus out of control. (AIDS) | Education | Jonathan Mann, Daniel Tarantola |
| A voice for culture. (appointment of the new Minister for Heritage) | Education | Anthony Smith |
| A watchdog in the garden; social sciences' role in evaluating environmental risks of scientific research. | Education | Brian Wynne |
| A window on the secular soul. (the written word the only real insight to unchanging personality) | Education | Nicholas Russell |
| A yearning for peace. (Israel's future on the eve of Knesset elections) | Education | Henri Stellman |
| Bad marks; standards of teaching at German universities. | Education | Carel Mohn |
| Barber surgeons of the new age. (changes needed in the way doctors are trained) | Education | Roy Yorke Calne |
| Barnum meets his napalm nemesis. (student revolutionary founded Vietnam Day Committee) | Education | Gerard de Groot |
| Barred from fortress Britain. (UK immigration policies following World War II) | Education | David Cesarani |
| Bars on the doors. (survey on women's career progression in the public sector.) | Education | Jane Goodsir |
| Beaten by the big stick. (Conservatives Party seen as strongly concerned with law and order) | Education | Robert Reiner |
| Bewitched, bothered and bewildered. (reexamination of Keith Thomas's book on religion and magic) | Education | A.D. Harvey |
| Big Brother and the Roy Plomley test. (assessment of research ratings by popularity of published papers as guide to promotion) | Education | William Lamont |
| Big numbers save lives; the use of mega-statistics in medicine. | Education | Jon Turney |
| Black looks at the books; British and Dutch approaches to academic auditing. | Education | Christopher T. Husbands |
| Blood on the harpoons. (possible resumption of commercial whaling) | Education | Martin Ince, Marcel Weber |
| Box clever for a culture on autocue; a television presenters' course. | Education | Jennifer Breen |
| Brain cells with a Nobel mission. (need for graduate schools in the UK) | Education | Mark Richmond |
| Brazil's other rain forest problem. (the Atlantic rain forest) | Education | Fay Haussman |
| Breaking the bar under pressure. ('bush colleges' in South Africa) | Education | Denis Herbstein |
| Bring back the backroom boys. (call for policy advisers to the British government similar to those of President Clinton) | Education | Ian Taylor |
| Britain's excellence in basic research is no longer guaranteed. | Education | Keith Pavitt |
| Budget blues hit German rectors. | Education | Mike Gardner |
| Bump and grind for a plausible president. (the 1992 New York Democrat convention) | Education | Byron Shafer |
| Caff society on a voyage of discovery; ways to make science and museums fit together in more exciting combinations. | Education | Roger Silverstone |
| China urged to free up universities. | Education | Geoffrey Parkins |
| Choices facing the chums. (national research assessment of universities) | Education | Christopher Pollitt, Fergus Millar |
| Clinton's female putsch. (backlash from Hill case persuaded women to vote Democrat) | Education | Marya Burgess |
| CNAA: case for the preservation. (arguments against UK government threat to abolish Council for National Academic Awards) | Education | Rowland Eustace, Graeme C. Moodie |
| Collaborative culture. (programmes for cooperation in information technology research) | Education | Luke Georghiou |
| Commandos of the word. (dependence of thought on language) | Education | Daniel C. Dennett |
| Condensed spirit of haiku. (art of communicating in precise form) | Education | Chris Arthur |
| Crisis in the exchange rate; why economists have failed to predict changes in the 'wealth of nations.' | Education | Paul Ormerod |
| Culture and the vultures. (imperialism and culture with regard to the literature canon) | Education | Edward W. Said |
| Currency for the return ticket; historians are playing a key role in Romania's troubled transition to democracy. | Education | Tom Gallagher |
| Dark star in a new light; the life of Sir John Herschel, Victorian scientist. | Education | Ivor Grattan-Guinness |
| Death, lies and video. (television coverage of the Gulf War) | Education | Brent MacGregor |
| Debt in the thesis trap: third-world research is booming - but costs outweigh the benefits. | Education | Peter Bowbrick |
| Democracy's symbol reaches breaking point. (Salahaddin University in Iraqi Kurdistan) | Education | Joseph de Vanoma |
| Digital dinosaurs; how long Macintosh's new breed of portables will last before being superseded. | Education | Don Nichol |
| Doctor of corporate America; Rosabeth Moss Kanter, the guru of business school theorists. | Education | David Walker |
| Domestic dispute into crisis. (disagreements over future of social work training) | Education | David Webb |
| Eclipse of the mirage makers. (need for research and development to facilitate UK recovery) | Education | Philip Cooke |
| Effective exploitation. (the Faraday Centres) | Education | Neil Johnston, Robert Whelan |
| Elemental forces in critical motion. (usefulness of history of science) | Education | Ros Herman |
| English flight for Russian fledgelings; English speakers in demand in former Soviet republics. | Education | Lincoln Allison |
| Europe right or wrong. (increased support for British Bill of Rights) | Education | Robert Blackburn |
| Europe's bitter harvest; EC biotechnology monitoring has failed to reassure public. | Education | Les Levidow |
| Every which way but Bush; Republican Convention struggled to influence 'Reagan Democrats.' | Education | Byron E. Shafer |
| Faith in females; whether feminism and religion can forge a spiritual bond. | Education | Ursula King |
| Fantastical with a fringe on top. (Edinburgh, Scotland) | Education | Olga Wotjas |
| Fatal flaws in the machine. (the Labour Party has little chance of success) | Education | Gavin Mackenzie |
| Fears mount of Clinton cost cuts. (higher education in US may change if Clinton is elected) | Education | Lucy Hidges |
| Fears of ghosts and spectres; tension overshadows reform of East German higher education. | Education | Sarah Birch |
| Feast as a dog's dinner. (discussion on introducing generic arts into the school curriculum) | Education | David Best |
| Feedback that is hard to swallow. (internal academic audits of teaching by students) | Education | Jennie. Brookman |
| Frankie goes to Dusseldorf. (British film industry should get involved in European sector) | Education | John (American executive) Floyd |
| French with tears. (diversification in syllabus for French studies) | Education | Anthony Lodge |
| From grunting to Granta; the rapid progress of the spoken word. | Education | A. D. Harvey |
| Healthy animal passions. (animal rights and animal welfare.) | Education | Robert Garner |
| Heat and dust from crumbling Olympia. (Canary Wharf development failure) | Education | Darrel Crilley |
| Heavenly trysts. (Giotto spacecraft's meetings with Halley's and Grigg-Skjellerup comets) | Education | David W. Hughes |
| Hello . . . and howdee; will British English win Japan from the American version? | Education | John Honey |
| Here Todai, gone tomorrow. (Tokyo University's 'old boy network') | Education | John Greenlees |
| Hidden secret of the kings of disguise. (communications engineer Harry Nyquist) | Education | Chris Bissell |
| History without flowers. (revising the Dictionary of National Biography) | Education | Richard Davenport Hines |
| Hooked on the killing game. (Research linking AIDS, drugs and prostitution) | Education | Neil McKeganey |
| Hope in the darkest hour. (the search for an HIV/AIDS vaccine) | Education | John Galloway |
| Ideas lost in translation. (teaching of modern languages) | Education | Philip Thody |
| In a class of their own; teachers training teachers. | Education | Andrew Hart |
| In the family way. ('Test tube babies' present a challenge to established conceptions of kinship) | Education | Gail Vines |
| Intimate seminars. (advantages of computer conferencing) | Education | Robert Hall |
| Jammed in a cul-de-sac. (need for a transport policy to overcome congestion an pollution) | Education | John Whitelegg |
| Join forces in modern marriage. (social science interaction with natural sciences) | Education | Howard Newby |
| Juggling on a high wire. (proposed changes to funding vocational and higher education) (Column) | Education | Michael Austin |
| Just the ticket. (European database disseminating research information) | Education | Terry Hanson |
| Killing time on the war campus. (Royal Air Force intensive university training) | Education | A. D. Harvey |
| Land of broken hearts; the plight of America's farmers. | Education | Ralph Willett |
| Last taste of forbidden fruits on the hard road to markets. (changing future for students of communist societies) | Education | David Lane |
| Late show stars in the mainstream; has cultural studies really arrived? | Education | Maureen McNeil |
| Levelling the playing field. (finance of undergraduate education in Britain) | Education | David Finegold |
| Lip service for all at the lycee. (French secondary school system) | Education | Patrick Champagne, Pierre Bourdieu |
| Long war in the Gulf. (the problems facing Kuwait University) | Education | Ralph Berry |
| Love without the sex object; sexual identity. | Education | Michael Ruse |
| Market morality; the provision of business ethics teaching in Britain and Europe. | Education | Brian Harvey |
| Marriage of best minds. (an invitation to academics to rebuild bridges with the Civil Service) | Education | Robin Butler |
| Measurer of angels and demons. (profile of Anthony Giddens, the sociologist) | Education | Peter Scott |
| Message misunderstood. (the AIDS/HIV media campaigns) | Education | Kevin Williams, David Miller, Jenny Kitzinger, Peter Beharrell |
| Mexican giants stumble. (criticism of Mexico's universities) | Education | Fay Haussman |
| More power to the ex-polys' elbows; momentous change for all sectors of higher education in the UK. | Education | Brian Booth |
| New battles on a wounded landscape. (ten years of political change makes election result difficult to predict) | Education | Denis Kavanagh |
| New frocks for the legal priesthood. (skills training for law students) | Education | Patrick Woodward, Patrick Dalton |
| Nice pair of wheels; electron microscopy has solved the puzzle of how bacteria move. | Education | John Postgate |
| Nigeria slides back into poverty. (the Nigerian higher education system) | Education | Martyn Kelly |
| No oil for wheels of change. (lack of Soviet support affects Cuba's higher education) | Education | John Bevan |
| No place like homeland. (South Africa's right-wing parties call for a white homeland) | Education | James Hamill |
| Northern learning lights. (Inuit teacher training to revive the Inuttitut language) | Education | Jim Boothroyd |
| Oasis in the jobs desert; the expansion of Jordanian higher education. | Education | James Whittington |
| Objectively unnatural. (understanding the nature of science) | Education | Lewis Wolpert |
| Oilseeds of discontent. (the GATT trade agreement) | Education | Alan Swinbank |
| Ordinary voices and extraordinary thoughts. (production of corpus containing 100 million words) | Education | Karen Gold |
| Overladen with honours. (need for changes in undergraduate degrees) | Education | T. Brooke Benjamin |
| Overseas ventures; why business schools should adopt a more international outlook. | Education | George Bain |
| Parallel lines on the poetic. (teaching writing by television) | Education | Jules Older |
| Patten lays down pay line; government refuses to go to arbitration over pay deal. | Education | David Jobbins, Alison Utley |
| Plain speaking with a world to win; the centenary of JBS Haldane, radical scientist and populist communicator. | Education | John Durant |
| Pockets full of miracles. (global communications research at a centre in Melbourne) | Education | William Melody |
| Political correctness, campus malaise. (debates and concern in US academe) | Education | Lionel S. Lewis, Philip G. Altbach |
| Poor reap benefits of boom years. (developing countries enrolling more university students than developed countries) | Education | Emma Henderson, Ian Bray |
| Profit and loss on the pulse of a nation. (public health measures and freedom for individuals) | Education | Bruce Charlton, Michael Kelly |
| Prospecting for genes; pitfalls of patenting genetic material. | Education | Dorothy Nelkin |
| Quality assurances; factors affecting the quality and acceptance of the MBA. | Education | Tom Cannon |
| Rational seeds in the power of love. (novel political ideas of Reinhold Niebuhr) | Education | Paul Rich |
| Reflections of bestiality. (release of Soviet archives will facilitate comparisons of totalitarian regimes) | Education | Paul Hayes |
| Rejection slip for an unused accord; plans to reform Canada's constitution are in tatters. | Education | Annis May Timpson |
| Reputation at risk. (Ulrich Beck, the German sociologist.) | Education | Helga Nowotny |
| Riding a long shot all the way. (a review of three social science cohort studies) | Education | Karen Gold |
| Right place, right time; genetic researchers locate key to co-ordinated cellular development. | Education | Marcel Weber |
| Roars of lionesses. (feminist philosophers in the UK) | Education | Christine Battersby |
| Room for reading. (French students are reading less) | Education | Peter Hawkins |
| Santa Claus versus the five giants. (the growth of the welfare state) | Education | Rodney Lowe |
| Scientific approach to survival holidays; tropical 'research tourists.' | Education | Ann Hills |
| Sci-fi with no script. (realisation that knowledge is fundamental to intelligence) (Column) | Education | Roger Schank |
| Scots myth and the will to believe. (emergence of Scottish national identity) | Education | Richard Finlay |
| Selling St Andrews state by US state. | Education | Gerard J. DeGroot |
| Selling starvation: the origins and myths of famine culture. | Education | Pat Caplan |
| Shifting into higher gear. (changes to courses in modern engineering) | Education | Chris Bissell |
| Shots in the dark; the transfer of ideas to the market. | Education | Vivian Moses |
| Silence of the sums. (possible reforms to accounting and auditing courses) | Education | Hugh Willmott, Tony Puxty, Prem Sikka |
| Sisters under the skin. (pictures of planet Venus help document Earth's evolution) | Education | Michael Lancaster, Julie Cave |
| Slow start in the age race. (German students are disadvantaged because of the length of their degree courses) | Education | Carel Mohn |
| Snow stops study on West Bank. (Palestinian universities suffering from Gulf War) | Education | Richard Lim |
| Something from nothing; mass could be created from massless particles. | Education | Ray Jayawardhana |
| Spanner in the works. (death of the National Economic Council) | Education | Bill Daniel, Kirsty Hughes |
| Spatial awareness finds a new angle. (bicentenary of Nicolai Lobachevskii) | Education | Jeremy Gray |
| Strength in going your own way; University of Central England is not asking for state cash. | Education | David Warner |
| Subversive scholar; how Thomas Kuhn shattered scientific beliefs 30 years ago. | Education | John Ziman |
| Superpower legacy 'a disaster.' (racism towards African students in Commonwealth of Independent States) | Education | Susannah Massey |
| Survival skirmish in aftermath of war. (Kurdish university suffers cuts in funding from Iraqi government) | Education | Joseph de Vanoma |
| Taming of the jackals. (very little bitterness in France over Algerian war) | Education | Richard Vinen |
| Taste in a low-rise stranglehold. (continuing debate between advocates of modern and classical architecture) | Education | Marya Burgess |
| Thaw is slow to melt Siberia; problems for Russia's remotest region as it fights for growth. | Education | Mike Austin |
| The Consequences of the Peace: the New Internationalism and American Foreign Policy. | Education | Michael Dunne |
| The exclusion of eccentricity. (changes to postgraduate research system in the humanities) | Education | Philip Thody |
| The good, bad and unquoted. (assessment of research quality by citation measurement) | Education | Harry Collins |
| The grandparents' burden. (devastation caused by AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa) | Education | Tony Barnett, Piers Blaikie |
| The magic of myths; Karl Popper believes poetry and science have the same origins. | Education | |
| The making of the middle class. (different attitudes of polytechnic and university students) | Education | Pat Ainley |
| The night the spirit died. (French opinion on the Vichy government's treatment of Jews in 1942.) | Education | Peter Carrier |
| The panacea in a poisoned chalice. (forecasts that entry of the Exchange Rate Mechanism by the UK would bring financial hardship have been proved right) | Education | Martin Holmes |
| The politics of semtex; theories of terrorism. | Education | Paul Wilkinson |
| The soupbowl syndrome; the dire poverty of a Chinese 'prestige' university. | Education | Jon Bernardes |
| Third chance for access exam. (ambiguous entrance exam to higher education in Portugal) | Education | Patricia Leon |
| Title fight for freedom. (government endeavour to retain control over higher education institutions) | Education | Lord Simon |
| To build on the ruins of war. (Osijek University's problems during the Yugoslav war) | Education | Christopher Bennett |
| Trapper comes out of the cold to teach. (Canada's community teachers) | Education | Jim Boothroyd |
| Tribal conflicts; the current split in Nigeria's universities. | Education | Martyn Kelly |
| Uneasy days of Guns N' Roses; morale is flagging at the Belgrade sit-in. | Education | Tim Judah |
| Universal fixer with a penchant for perversity. (elusive enzyme essential for all life) | Education | John Postgate |
| Universal truths. (doubt about the universe and outer space) | Education | Ray Jayawardhana |
| Vintage month for trying a new wheeze. (the French Revolution's attempt at a decimal calendar) | Education | Maurice Crosland |
| Virtual knowledge. (multimedia) (survey) | Education | Gabriel Jacobs |
| Virtual libraries; how the Bodleian has managed to increase access to remote databases. | Education | Richard Gartner |
| What's wrong with gongs? (suggested reform of the honours system) | Education | Robert Blackburn |
| When one means more than two. (many single parent families manage to cope with pressure) | Education | Lesley Oppenheim |
| Where next for the war game? (need for a war to restore President Bush's appeal before election) | Education | Gerald L. Houseman |
| Where there's a Will. (Thatcher government's response to AIDS) | Education | Virginia Berridge |
| Who is the brightest of them all? (evolution of intelligence) | Education | Nicholas Mackintosh |
| Who will lead the charge or sound the retreat? (the end of the Council for National Academic Awards) | Education | Harold Silver, John Brennan |
| Why did they do it?; bombing German cities at the end of the war. | Education | Gerard J. de Groot |
| Why Japan scorns MBAs. (rejection of Master in Business Administration qualification) | Education | John Greenlees |
| Wise council born to spread Greek myths. (creation of a Greek cultural foundation) | Education | Makki Marseilles |
| Yellow journals, faded ideas. (emphasis on academic publication may be misplaced) | Education | A.D. Harvey |
| Young radicals wage war of words in China. (call for economic reform) | Education | Geoffrey Parkins |
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