| Times Higher Education Supplement 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A boost for the Nobel tradition. (Danish higher education system) | Education | Ove Nathan |
| Access to Commonwealth Riches. (role of the Commonwealth of Nations in promoting education) | Education | Chief Emeka Anyaoku |
| A college to call their own; a university can bring prosperity to a provincial town. | Education | Christopher Ball |
| A conflic no one wins. (comment on United Kingdom college lecturers' dispute) (Editorial) | Education | |
| A degree of self-fulfilment. (studying as a route to self-fulfilment in the 1990s) | Education | Barry Richards |
| Adventures with form and format. (attempts at regulating electronic publishing) | Education | Mike Holderness |
| Against the tide of technology. (contrast in American public's attitude to information technology and biotechnology)(Perspective) | Education | Dorothy Nelkin |
| A lustrous world on a limited palette. (colour in art throughout history) | Education | David Bomford |
| Another big slug of the hard stuff. (US crime fiction) | Education | Ralph Willett |
| A paying audience. (student evaluations of tutors) | Education | Chris Barton |
| A restoration tragedy. (new techniques of picture restoration are criticised) | Education | Michael Daley |
| Art of the immaterial. (the new St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art) | Education | Chris Arthur |
| Ask the experts. (the current debate on crime in the UK) | Education | Ian Loader, Richard Sparks |
| A vision for the 21st century. (higher education in the United Kingdom) (Editorial) | Education | |
| Back to Nietzsche. (150th anniversary of the philosoper) | Education | Pat Ainley, Andris Breitling |
| Behind the mosque. (profile of Muslim thinker Akbar S. Ahmed) | Education | Sadhana Allison Puranki |
| Better read. (the processes involved in reading) | Education | Simon Garrod |
| Black rapper for the better read: profile of Henry Louis Gates Jr. | Education | Alison Puranik |
| Bodies of evidence. (human health) (conference proceedings) | Education | George C. Williams, Randolph Nesse |
| Break in the storm clouds. (opposing black political forces in South Africa) | Education | James Hamill |
| Broad wisdom of 'being there.' (interview with educational theorist and novelist David Holbrook) | Education | David Hamilton Eddy |
| By the people, for the people. (concept of democracy) | Education | David Held |
| Candlelit anger of divided nation; the culture of violence on Lebanon's campuses. | Education | James Whittington |
| Chemical warfare; antibiotics. | Education | John Postgate |
| CHESS move to back key players. (Commonwealth Higher Education Support Scheme as part of Commonwealth of Nations education initiatives) | Education | Peter Williams, Jasbir Singh |
| Cinderella in the bruised flesh. (abuse of stepchildren) (conference proceedings) | Education | Margo Wilson, Martin Daly |
| Commonwealth hits back. (report from 1993 Commonwealth Universities Congress, including related articles on topics raised at the conference) | Education | Brian Clarkson |
| Communist outpost in search of a new identity. (Kaliningrad University in the former USSR) | Education | Vera Rich |
| Competition undermines creativity. (White Paper on science and technology calls for project evaluation.) | Education | John Ziman |
| DFE second thoughts on teaching. (United Kingdom government policy towards teacher training) | Education | Patricia Santinelli |
| Divisions in the hunger industry. (research on hunger) | Education | Robert Kates |
| Does democracy add up? (a democratic audit for the UK) | Education | Kevin Boyle |
| Dollar rules the roost above Lenin Hills. (problems faced by Russian universities) | Education | Nick Holdsworth |
| Durham's days of guns and roses. (reflections on economic change in Durham) | Education | Ray Hudson |
| Ever-changing face of English. (history of English literature in higher education) | Education | Tim Cook |
| Exorcist on an unholy crusade. (comment on D.H. Lawrence's attitudes to women) (Editorial) | Education | David Holbrook |
| Explanation needed for 'dash for gas.' (Energy policy review in the UK) | Education | John Chesshire |
| Fireworks in the space age. (university departments paying for the space they occupy) | Education | Geoffrey Penzer, Elizabeth Shove |
| Flowers of the hour. (anthropology of flowers) | Education | Karen Gold |
| Fragile voices, forbidden tongues. (differences in language between the former east and west Germany) | Education | Colin Good |
| Geology on the rocks; are field trips too dangerous? | Education | Anna Teeman |
| Gloom and boom; differences between the 1930's slump and the present depression. | Education | Robert Skidelsky |
| Goind Dutch; how Holland lets insiders and outsider assess faculty strengths and weaknesses. | Education | Don Westerheijen |
| Graduate students flock to US. (development of international links in education, and their implications) | Education | Nigel Forman |
| Greek exams are an enigma. (problems with university entrance examinations in Greece) | Education | Makki Marseilles |
| Greetings from the twilight zone. (computer networks) | Education | Mike Holderness |
| Inflation chill for Russian academics. | Education | Pieta Monks |
| In pursuit of a love beyond reproof. (Bertrand Russell's love affair with mathematics) (Perspective) | Education | Ray Monk |
| Insights into seeing. (how the eye sees colour) | Education | Denis Baylor |
| In the market for business Beijing-style. (reforms at Beijing University, China) | Education | Geoffrey Parkins |
| Intimidation is part of the game, minister warns. (politically active academics in Zimbabwe warned) | Education | Trish Mbanga |
| Khartoum embraces the Jihad. (the war and repression affects education in the Sudan) | Education | Jane Simmonds |
| Knowing your own minds; latest developments in the theory of multiple intelligences. | Education | Robin Hodgkin |
| Last of the bid spenders. (science in Russia) | Education | Zhores Aleksandrovich Medvedev |
| Lecturers eaten by the dragon. (higher education in Malaysia) | Education | Muhammad Ridzuan Haji Salleh |
| Lesson books in profit and loss. (Russian students financial difficulties) | Education | Francis Beckett |
| Lifeline for those who missed the boat; the US crisis in medical care. | Education | Howard Leichter |
| Loitering with intent to reform. (reform of the police force in the United Kingdom) | Education | Jane Goodsir |
| Lords hint at union reprieve. (debate on proposed legislation affecting United Kingdom students' unions) | Education | Jennie Brookman, Nicholas Pyke |
| Loss of a crop of scientists. (genetic engineering in Africa) | Education | Martyn Kelly |
| Marriage strains. (survey on further education colleges) | Education | tony Tysome |
| Matters of life and death; ethical dilemmas ahead for medical researchers. | Education | Dai Rees |
| Meating of minds; the carnivore versus omnivore debate. | Education | Nick Fiddes |
| Mission in the market place. (UK science now linked to wealth creation) | Education | Mark Richmond |
| Modern miracles by sort code. (comment on the nature and purpose of research) (Editorial) | Education | Christopher Ball |
| Monumental idea in need of repair. (organizational problems of federal universities) | Education | Peter Swinnerton-Dyer |
| Navigating the networks; librarians must act as gatekeepers and tutors. | Education | Alison McNab |
| New dawn after the night frost. (the separation of Czechs and Slovaks) | Education | Jaroslav Krejci |
| Newspeak loses its voice. (Russian press takes on Western media values) | Education | 4th Earl of Dunmore |
| New Zealand suffers funding cuts. (higher education funding cut) | Education | Janet Rivers |
| No place at the table; the growing isolation of the humanities. | Education | Keith Thomas |
| Not doing the business. (lack of UK management research) | Education | David Weir |
| Obligation to serve. (edited text of President Clinton's speech on student loans) | Education | |
| Operation overload. (the East German education system merges with the western system) | Education | Auriol Stevens |
| Organisation of research. (how different countries prioritise scientific research) | Education | Kam Patel, Karen MacGregor, Geoff Maslen, Michael Gardner, Geoffrey Parkins, Luch Hodges |
| Origin of nation. (how national identity develops) | Education | Anthony Smith |
| Parts greater than the federal whole. (comment on organization of University of California) (Editorial) | Education | Sheldon Rothblatt |
| Pictures in the mind. (interpreting prehistoric art and life styles) | Education | Steven Mithen |
| Plan and deliver. (comment on planned changes to university research in the United Kingdom) (Editorial) | Education | Dai Rees |
| Poor pay sends lecturers away. (academic staff in African universities) | Education | Joanne Coburn |
| Power and sex in the family. (incest) (conference proceedings) | Education | Nancy Thornhill |
| Prayer for survival. (interview with Edward O.Wilson, US scientist) | Education | John Davies |
| Prisoner of the fiction. (identity) | Education | Terence Cave |
| Private academy with home roots and West vision. (private higher education in the Ukraine) | Education | Stephen Mulvey |
| Professional promiscuity; were rumours of the demise of the MBA exaggerated? | Education | Howard Davies |
| Protracted investigations. (benefits of longitudinal research studies) | Education | Michael Wadsworth |
| Quantum leap for the market formula. (chemistry research and the funding issue) | Education | Jim Baggott |
| Rapacious cut and paste; electronic ways in which authors can keep track of what they write. | Education | Jane Dorner |
| Reunited with unrest. (Bir Zeit university, a Palestinian university in Israel) | Education | James Whittington, Sue Surkes |
| Ringmaster of the Moscow State circus. (Moscow State University) | Education | Pieta Monks |
| Rocks, stuffed animals and the odd Turner. (university art collections) | Education | Victoria Neumark |
| Rooted in Humboldt. (graduate study in the United Kingdom and United States) | Education | Burton Clark |
| Seeing eye to eye. (problems encountered by foreign students in the United Kingdom) | Education | Maeve Sherlock |
| Seek and ye shall find connections. (World Association for Educational Research Congress on humanities) | Education | Sheldon Rothblatt |
| Shaking and stirring. (the philosophy teachings of Richard Rorty) | Education | Peter Aspden |
| Shephard in bid to smooth ruffled Department for Education. | Education | tony Tysome |
| Short degrees to help labour market. (Italian degree courses are shortened) | Education | Paul Bompard, Karen Mac Gregor |
| Showman's slaves story was near to the truth after all. (controversy over authenticity of 'Roots') | Education | Robert Cullinane |
| So farewell then, citizen servant! (reflections on the United Kingdom civil service) | Education | Fred Inglis |
| Spoonfeeding is no fun. (assignments in school science) | Education | Nicholas Russell |
| Spotlight on rewards tied to performance. (performance related pay) | Education | Ian Kessler |
| Stay-at-home students give North-East a chill. (less UK students travel outside their area to study) | Education | |
| Street-wise metaphors. (changing shape of Glasgow) | Education | Brian Edwards |
| Sympathy for the devil. (the anniversary of the death of playwright Christopher Marlowe) | Education | Tom Healy |
| Synthesis (trends) (Times Higher Supplement) | Education | Clive Church, Oliver Fulton, Tariq Modood, Howard Glennerster, Brian Ramsden, Michael Locke |
| Talking down democracy. (political communication) | Education | John Corner |
| Telling tales out of school. (children's play and reading) | Education | Nicholas Tucker |
| The credit you spend as you learn; finding a funding formula that fits everyone's bill. | Education | David Robertson |
| The devil will be in the detail. (proposals of U.K. White Paper on science, engineering and technology)(Research Special) | Education | Howard Newby |
| The flawed bible. (the original English translation of de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex") | Education | Terry Keefe |
| The good, the bad and the ugly; the battle between the New Puritans and Hollywood. | Education | Clare Brant |
| The human face of a selfish gene. (human nature) (conference proceedings) | Education | Robert (Swiss photographer) Frank |
| The importance of being earnest. (political correctness in the US) | Education | Luch Hodges |
| The language instinct. (human language development) (conference proceedings) | Education | Steven Pinker |
| The lords of many domains. (the human mind) (conference proceedings) | Education | Leda Cosmides, John Tooby |
| The market moralist. (Friedrich Hayek, the economist) | Education | Robert Blackburn |
| The past imperfect. (modern museums and their approach to history) | Education | Kevin Walsh |
| The pursuit of truth. (learning in a research environment) | Education | John Kingman |
| The saga of nationalism. (the epic poem) | Education | A.D. Harvey |
| The shape of science to come. (why the UK government's White Paper on Science took so long) | Education | Bill Stewart |
| The spectrum's shades of meaning. (cultural aspects of colours) | Education | John Gage |
| The top and bottom five in sixteen subjects. (a league table of costs of teaching per student) | Education | |
| The voice of America? (author Mark Twain is pronounced politically correct) | Education | Karen Gold |
| Three ways to free art and design. (comment on the role of research in art and design) | Education | Stephen Scrivener |
| Token gestures; a more pragmatic approach to global issues in management. | Education | Allan Bolton |
| Tomorrow's world on the doorstep. (change in higher education in southern Africa) | Education | Lydia Makhubu |
| Training takes out the strain. (the work of the Universities Staff Development Unit) | Education | Elaine Williams |
| Troubled Vichy waters. (French cinema considers the World War 2 government) | Education | Peter Carrier |
| Untidy minds in action; public understanding of science. | Education | Harry Collins |
| Vital interests. (the work of the Science and Engineering Research Council) | Education | John McCleverty |
| Voting can damage your health. (democracy and developing countries) | Education | Adrian Leftwich |
| War of the words. (opinion on the re-introduction of Standard English in UK classrooms) | Education | Patrick Parrinder |
| Warsaw's mad March. (remembering the events of 1968 in Poland) | Education | Vera Rich |
| What Said really said. (Edward Said's Reith lectures)(Perspective) | Education | Ashok Bery |
| When the inspectors start to call. (new inspectorate for further education colleges) | Education | Terry Melia |
| 'Whitening' of Black Wednesday; the Exchange Rate Mechanism has lost none of its attractions. | Education | David Cobham |
| Whoops, apocalypse. (India and Pakistan and their nuclear possiblities) | Education | Chris Smith |
| Whose text is it anyway?; the blurring of authorship by new technology. | Education | Jane Dorner |
| Words lost in a new landscape. (few foreign books translated and sold in Britain) | Education | Michael Kerrigan |
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