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Abstracts: Carving up the cult of Kerouac. This man is twice as big as Murdoch. He controls more of what we see on TV and in films than anyone else in the world
Abstracts: Campaigners who blend reason with grandstanding: Greenpeace's call for a ban on all oil exploration is unnecessary
Abstracts: Channel hopping for beginners. Corsets and codpieces hold court. And the best of British to you, too
Abstracts: The real price of mortgages. Survival of the fittest in a struggling sector. 'Instead of biting the bullet and accepting the loss, Nick Leeson doubled up his bets - and then doubled them again ...' (trader behind collapse of Barings)
Abstracts: Don't let's be beastly to the Germans. Chirac consigns Italy to Europe's second division. Mururoa shadows the mark
Abstracts: Can centre-left parties halt growing inequality? No reason to copy the fading German miracle. A housing recovery would create new losers
Abstracts: Well spotted. Stand back Karan, Lauren and Klein. Crunch comes to US newspapers
Abstracts: After the birth I felt suffocated. Girls at their worst. Oi, darlin'! Er, nice day, innit?
Abstracts: One man and his fridge. A few of your favourite things. Prefabs sprout in the landmark school
Abstracts: Is there any life left in the House of Commons? Self-regulation scores a victory in the House. Out of the house of illusions
Abstracts: Small Budget here, great debate elsewhere. Tax on the rich that delivers few votes and less revenue. Why equity funds like life in London
Abstracts: Dr Who has been exterminated. The fine art of killing. Scared? That's the spirit
Abstracts: The brightest turn their backs on corporate life. Stronger UK economy will keep current account under control
Abstracts: A disagreement on tactics, not strategy. Jaws of tax trap close on bickering Tories. The timetable now heading for delay
Abstracts: Preaching to the perverted. Invasion of the Cybermen descends on Tinseltown. Strange days when the guru came to town
Abstracts: Would I lie to you? No polka-dot ribbons please, we're British. When a Wildmon wreaks havoc
Abstracts: Bad dads need help just as much as single mothers. Discontent in the ranks of Tory women. Affirmative action, negative effect
Abstracts: Tough love finds a way to beat heroin. Cool, calm, collected by limo. To Blackpool with love - from Russia
Abstracts: Hanging's too good for them. Knowing me, knowing you. Getting them off
Abstracts: Holding on for dear life. 'The French didn't give a damn.' (Marelle Pereira tries to discover truth behind her father's death on Greenpeace boat in 1985)(Interview)
Abstracts: Drivers: prepare for your driest summer yet. The gangster and the cherub. 'I live every day like it's my last.' (tennis player Monica Seles)(Interview)
Abstracts: Dancing in the dark. The torch carriers. She's a friend of Norman Mailer and is the richest Englishwoman after the Queen. Her name is Barbara Taylor Bradford.'(Interview)
Abstracts: Carving a new niche for itself. Emma Hawkins loves wildlife to death. She is a taxidermist. Is it a shoebox? Or a spice cupboard? Or even a wine rack? It can be used as all these things, but really it is your own personally designed and custom-built coffin
Abstracts: Should you switch to direct debit? What price customer loyalty? Supermarket shoppers will get discounts under glitzy new schemes. But Big Brother may come to rule the till
Abstracts: Ivory Coast leader stirs up his own opposition. Ogoni spirits unbroken by new repression. Sick Man of Africa is very much on the mend
Abstracts: Is Japan really facing a liquidity trap? What if Japan really did recover? Can we really cut state spending to Asian levels?
Abstracts: Building a nation of e-citizens. Sticky Chinese fingers close to the honey pot. Asian bond market reflects high investment needs
Abstracts: Sites set on a roller-poster success story. Blunt Bon gearing up for good fight. This is the logic of Logica's success
Abstracts: Trust me, I'm perfect. Last night men scored and women hurt. 'They're poisoning our kids.' (impact of gangsta rap)
Abstracts: Everest enters season of madness. Experts warn fossil fuels must be curbed. How porn slipped the Net
Abstracts: Town vs country. Clean up Britain, but don't do it from the pulpit. A dull job in need of some imagination
Abstracts: Divided we stand. Big Brother buys our loyalty. Is society breeding child-killers?
Abstracts: Yamaichi collapse will end the Japanese culture of concealment. Valuable property that's all in the mind
Abstracts: A parting of the minds. ... the monarchy must quit its infantile fairyland. A very undiplomatic incident
Abstracts: Kathy Acker. The controller general. When the future came and bit everyone on the bum
Abstracts: Why Major's tax promises just don't add up. Mixed blessings in the two-way flows of foreign investment. So, how has Master Clarke been doing?
Abstracts: The NHS's great kidney failure. Fast forward to the digital revolution. Judicial review is a mere Elastoplast
Abstracts: Julia's pictures: could it happen to you? One minute, sir, my mobile's ringing. Holidays for the truly hip
Abstracts: Nation ruled by its divisions. Nigeria's religions marching as to war. Rebels slaughter in the name of the Lord
Abstracts: Taking the sting out of Bosnia. Secretive, incompetent, chaotic. What is politics about? It's about pouring poison on people
Abstracts: Why the Asian model has gone off the road. Britain sinks to 18th place on competitiveness table. Tight profit margins fuel fears of inflation
Abstracts: Dump the plastic, and gi' us yer readies. Working towards secure jobs. Rich man, poor man, superstar
Abstracts: Let's hear it for the brothel. Learning to look really hard. You can't blame it on the box
Abstracts: Submarine fiasco is victory for Seoul. Masked 'ninjas' blamed for wave of killings in Java. 'I stood in front of the house in my summer kimono, looking up. Then the flash came.' (Fumiko Kihara, survivor of Hiroshima bomb)(Interview)
Abstracts: Alex Gregory-Hood. Light fantastic. 1945 - the art of peace
Abstracts: The Conscience of the West. Last waltz? September songs
Abstracts: Caring face fails to dispel charges of orphan abuse. Cure gives little joy to victims of leprosy. Trade in that car ... or else
Abstracts: Private, state and international public interests in space law. The new Brazilian space agency: a political and legal analysis
Abstracts: Christmas is also a busy time for organists. Fiddling with the rules. Rites of passage, notes of credit
Abstracts: Nature's way with animals. Winter is a wild time for beachcombing: the seas churn up heavier, older, more beautiful pieces of wood
Abstracts: Legal research company to go public; consultants wonder whether investment would be a good buy. Bar chiefs protect the guild; a lobbying blitz engulfs an ABA panel on non-lawyer practice
Abstracts: Judicial Conference seeks ways to cut rent and building costs; with a budget increase unlikely, courthouse construction is scaled back
Abstracts: New telecom law gets rough treatment in courts; three federal decisions strike key provisions of the telephone deregulation law
Abstracts: Recent SEC enforcement actions enhance efforts to narrow gap between municipal and corporate disclosure obligations
Abstracts: Helping lawyers cope with new legal market. Helping to protect rights in new technologies. Helping lawyers resolve complex merger issues
Abstracts: Confronting likelihood of massive changes. Advising lawyers of cross-border developments. Initiating new rules for ethical business conduct
Abstracts: Educating small firms on legal technologies. Supporting firms that strive to donate services. Addressing implications of digital signatures
Abstracts: Risk vs. reward: bottlenecks force investors to rewrite the rules. Losing the thread: cotton shortage shakes up Asia's textile industry
Abstracts: High hopes: Dow Jones introduces three China indexes. Thanks to government. Micro Merrill: Hong Kong
Abstracts: A new birth of freedom. The old master. A wild Texas roundup
Abstracts: Were you born that way? Raising Alexandria. The frail future of an alligator hole
Abstracts: Medical genetics. The Multifaceted Challenges of Proteus Syndrome. Diagnosis of X-linked adrenal hypoplasia congenita by mutation analysis of the DAX1 gene
Abstracts: Beware new housing traps for the poor. How Swift's old-age horrors came true. Small acts that rescue communities
Abstracts: Hung on the issue of juries. I didn't kill her. Let me out, or I'll die in prison. 'He used all these technical terms ... I thought he knew what he was talking about.' (expert witnesses)
Abstracts: Global positioning: fun and glitches. A fatal outcome from misplaced trust in 'Data'. Upgrade or not? A good question
Abstracts: Mice that don't look like mice. In the world of fonts. Printer cost, size and weight are factors to be considered
Abstracts: Post-retirement medical care. Providing international medical cover for expatriates and key local nationals. Designing expatriate medical programs
Abstracts: Response to "Reexamining Professional Certification in Human Resource Management," by Carolyn Wiley. part 2 Reexamining professional certification in human resource management
Abstracts: Effects of warranty execution on warranty reserve costs. Approximating expected warranty costs. A prediction model for manufacturer warranty reserves
Abstracts: Long day's film journey: a revered stage production gets adapted to the big screen. The masks of a great pretender
Abstracts: Score one for the angry white guys. When history goes in for a rewrite. A surreal gathering of millionaires
Abstracts: Triumphant arches. Mapping convergence GIS joins the enterprise. Catching up on composites
Abstracts: The magnificent 17. Lessons from Kobe. Mother nature's pump and treat
Abstracts: 0.85 seeks 0.7 for 2.4. In praise of unknown metre maids. Scholars enjoy a sporting chance
Abstracts: Dons take lessons in lecturing. Sex on the brain. Facing up to emotion
Abstracts: Students are textual creatures. Tiny outward and visible signs of the scholar's inward game. Facts, for the concealment of
Abstracts: Is small beautiful? Business decision. Wave of resistance: boat people get wind of U.S. softening on asylum
Abstracts: Open wound: labour activist's murder haunts militia. Going once, going twice.... Swamp for sale: Indonesia woos private sector for huge rice schemes
Abstracts: Support an Australian republic. ASEAN's unkept promise: 1993 pledge on human rights seems to have been forgotten
Abstracts: What's a fund for? Ever so careful: China cautiously extends the renminbi's convertibility. See you in court: in China, some newfound respect for copyrights
Abstracts: Logging onto Asia; global giants take on the region's PC makers. That's not all, folks: Asia gets serious about drawing cartoons
Abstracts: When the nine lives are over: a pet's death can be unexpectedly traumatic. But as last it's okay to go public with your grief
Abstracts: A Cure for timesickness. Forgiveness. Easy riding in summertime
Abstracts: Surviving the salt shake-up. Who says bikes are for jocks? You don't have to be a racer or a weekend warrior to pedal your way to a better body
Abstracts: Current Russian perspectives on arms control and ballistic missile defense. The weapon stockpiles
Abstracts: "Ghost image" error was quickly proven a fraud. The story behind the automobile stamp of 1952. Teddy Roosevelt fought corruption in the Post Office
Abstracts: A mini-guide to philatelic terminology. Condition is an important factor in determining value. Color omissions can create a catalog listable error
Abstracts: Seeing old cabinets in a new light. Drinks on the house: three distinctive beverage bars. Bonus baths: adding bath space without adding on to the house
Abstracts: Transformable trimmers: HM tests 3 string trimmers that do more than whack weeds. Easy trimmers: HM tests four hard-working gas-powered machines with a decidedly light touch
Abstracts: President vetoes State Department bill. Clinton administration: deficit cuts weighed. Clinton vetoes 1995 spending cuts
Abstracts: Urban wood markets in the northwest. Scrap processor recycles former composting plant. Improving results at in-vessel composting system
Abstracts: Winning strategy for biosolids compost marketing. Commercial applications for compost biofilters. Wood fiber from pallets
Abstracts: Editorial: parental empathy, emotionality, and the potential for child abuse. Editorial: parental social isolation
Abstracts: Gender, values and the work place: considerations for immigrant acculturation. Can social work intervention increase organizational effectiveness?
Abstracts: Mg-metasomatism and formation conditions of Mg-chlorite-muscovite-quartzphyllites (leucophyllites) of the eastern Alps (W. Hungary) and their relations to Alpine whiteschists
Abstracts: Mother knows best. Snakes and ladders. The mystic nurse: Nurse Eugene O'Neill believes he can plug straight into the main healing channel
Abstracts: Shopping for access after Lechmere. Unfair labor practice filings in organizing elections - new data and analysis
Abstracts: Portable powerhouses. Pentium II and G3 hit the road. Why I hate the Macintosh
Abstracts: Audio workshop: rappin' on a shoestring. Santa's workshop: graphic design 101. Image workshop: using Photo CD for multimedia
Abstracts: My dinner with the Three Sisters. Meet your experts in the Southeast! Long-lasting veggies!
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