All the world's a stage, alas
Reframing British Cinema 1918-1928
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'Any fool can see that!...
On Film-Making
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a novel by a glorifier of "Merry England": "The suburb of Saffron Park lay on the sunset side of...
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Tell us about Greek films
European Cinema
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The lesson of Jaws was to open wide
Cinema Today
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The secrets of Gromit's world
Stop Motion
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Domain of distributors and digits
A History of Narrative Film
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How the world fell to the titans of Tinseltown
Screen Traffic
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Search for flickers of meaning
The Cinema Effect
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He saw all that there was to see
Thomas Young's Life and Works
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Polar reactions to loss of 'heroic' explorer
The Last Great Quest
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Sage who sought more than Darwin
The Heretic in Darwin's Court - An Elusive Victorian
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Laurie Taylor column
"New software package is capable of detecting plagiarism in student essays" - The Times Higher, June 18 Right. Candidate 163,912. Let's begin with the Media Theory paper and with Question One on...
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Leader: Class action is no waiting game
This week's research on class divisions in higher education provides further confirmation of the widening gap between rich and poor. It is a trend that is not confined to the UK, but it is no less...
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Leader: Cheats mustn't prosper
Plagiarism is the subject of the moment in higher education. Hardly a week goes by without the launch of some system to combat a practice that is perceived to be sweeping universities and colleges....