A professor of Greek 'just out of nappies'
Classical scholar the Rt. Hon. Enoch Powell tells Martyn Kelly about his first published work, at the tender age of 24. There was, in the late 1920s, a classicist at Oxford by the name of John U....
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Promotions
UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Readerships have been awarded to former senior lecturers as follows: Martin Butler, renaissance drama; Paul Hammond, 17th century literature; David Lindley, renaissance literature...
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Appointments
THE SCOTTISH OFFICE. Ken McCrae has been reappointed chief executive of the Student Awards Agency for Scotland for a further four years. SHEFC. Chris Masters, former chairman of the quality...
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And you may ask yourself...
American philosopher Martha Nussbaum is consumed with the notion of how we should live our lives. Lucy Hodges finds out how she has lived hers. As a child Martha Nussbaum spent solitary hours reading...
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Events
BLACKBURN'S RETROSPECTIVE. A retrospective of David Blackburn's work will be exhibited at the Djanogly Art Gallery, Nottingham, until October 1 (Monday to Friday 10am-6pm; Saturday 11am-6pm, Sundays...
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Second nature
A conference next week in Glasgow aims to get nation speaking unto nation on the subject of English. John Davies reports. If there is one place British insularity will be firmly resisted next week,...
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Students get clearance for HE
A record number of courses have been offered through clearing this year, a total of 14,500 compared with 11,000 last year. In all 211,678 students have so far accepted places compared to 197,971 by...
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The lure of the bear hug
The independent state of Belarus has ordered the replacement of all university textbooks on history, literature and the social sciences with material from the Soviet era, in an effort to combat...
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When the peasants are truly revolting
Ged Martin takes a serious look at the historical darlings and devils of English popular culture. As a term of abuse, "populist" is used by intellectuals to reconcile their own elitism with a...
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Admissions tutor Jenny Reed and administrator Pat Graydon of the University of the West of England
(Photograph) - Course countdown: admissions tutor Jenny Reed (right) and administrator Pat Graydon of the University of the West of England match students to places as clearing gets under way.
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Breach in Web security
Queen's University, Belfast is having to check all 1,500 medical photographs held on a pilot orthopaedic teaching database, which until last Friday was linked to the World Wide Web, after a complaint...
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Satanic disabuser
The Freud of her generation or a logical, objective academic? Celia Kitzinger meets anthropologist Jean La Fontaine, author of a controversial report into satanic abuse. Anthropologists are not used...
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Between vision and enquiry
John Newton recollects what it was like to be taught by the two mutually hostile giants of English literary criticism, F. R. Leavis and Harold Mason. No man can serve two masters." A few people have...
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Anna of grand fables
How did the daughter of a German-Polish factory worker who didn't speak Russian convince people she was the child of Tsar Nicholas II? Because, says John Klier, the public wanted to believe in...
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Common health games
Universities should stop pandering to a small elite of athletes and instead promote fitness for the masses by scrapping playing fields in favour of multipurpose indoor sports centres, argues Richard...