Abstracts: Fees can be up to UKPd3,000 - with Whitehall strings. Where are top union hot spots?. 2,000 pounds sterling fees on Blair's agenda
Abstracts: London merger: decision time. 95 years - it's a cruise. Doubts raised over merger
Abstracts: Singing the praises of campus and Canaries. Ideas that take the biscuit. Arts and design put on a good RAE show
Abstracts: Bradford shines as Staffs tops league. Hundreds left 'homeless'. You've got to be loud and proud
Abstracts: 'They expect me to make life easier'. ...fear lowering entry criteria for foreign students could destroy universities
Abstracts: In a spin over fees. ...think British Nobel laureates will be hard to lure to Manchester University. This is the 3.7 billion pounds sterling question
Abstracts: Money player. The 2004 Dining awards. No pain, no romaine
Abstracts: Upside-down logic puts the facts in perspective. Wireless warnings. Doctors tap into wireless revolution
Abstracts: Married - with Golf Clubs. Sidecar safari. Plane truth
Abstracts: A breed apart. East meets west. Deal estate
Abstracts: How healthy is your town? Deep blues. Tightwad, Illinois: the state's stingiest town
Abstracts: Mondo condos!. What ever happened to the great Chicago families? Doing the math: sometimes it's not the fear of higher taxes that kills a referendum
Abstracts: Creative faculty. A class apart. Adult ed: altering courses
Abstracts: Air war. The Fawell Affair. The day clout struck out
Abstracts: Living Out Loud. No regrets. Splash
Abstracts: Abandoning the ivory towers to join front line of a social work revolution. Ageing issues are not age old
Abstracts: MSPs call for more cash to remain competitive. Scots fearful of new divide. Academic freedom versus the last taboo
Abstracts: How does top book lawyers relax? Reality TV. Who should prosecute Bin Laden? Lovebirds on opposite sides of music fight
Abstracts: Girls' rules: more and more women are making it to the top. They're rewriting the rules of game, and they're winning
Abstracts: Mayday! Mayday!. 71 people the President should listen to. Old politicians never die - they become visiting professors
Abstracts: Anatomy of the deal. Dr. No. King writes editorials with the anger of a homeboy
Abstracts: Fannie fallout: Who gets hurt?. "You don't look like a Kim". Look is that Justice Scalia on 'The Sopranos?'(Power Players)(Humor)(Column)
Abstracts: "Strom Thurmond kissed me". No turning back. Inside the Oval Office
Abstracts: Here come the Beatles! . Playing his heart out. Searching for spies
Abstracts: The decision that changed everything. Kids are us: Waynewood suburbia as it was meant to be. Two hearts beat as one
Abstracts: Girls' rules: more and more women are making it to the top. They're rewriting the rules of game, and they're winning. part 2
Abstracts: Delicious drives. On par with the greenbrier?. Which resort is best?
Abstracts: Peter Warry: 'managing conflict is a skill that Professor Warry will need in his new role'. Ucas Extra sparks rise in mid-year applications
Abstracts: Regain the right to self-regulate. A climate of trepidation. The QAA's thoroughly bad Apel: a code of practice section on accrediting prior learning dismays Geoffrey Alderman
Abstracts: No stinky boys. Wonder twins. I want to be in YM
Abstracts: Are the rumors true? How to be good... American Pie 2
Abstracts: Angel vs. devil. On the road with Blink-182: tales from the tour bus. What cracks me up?
Abstracts: Saved by the bell. Snowboarding crash-test for dummies. Ghost hunt: we spend the night in a haunted house
Abstracts: Go, speed racer! B-boys beware. Wonder twins
Abstracts: Jason Mraz, personal shopper. The mysterious Mr. Wood. On the road with Blink-182: tales from the tour bus
Abstracts: The cryptic workings of the boy brain. What was wrong with Sheryl's nose? You are all a bunch of cheaters
Abstracts: Care in a country under siege: in a country that cannot afford drug therapies for HIV-Aids, a #500-a-year hospice scheme is helping South African families prepare for death
Abstracts: Red tape is throttling talent. It is an uphill struggle for academic refugees in the UK, Claire Sanders reports. part 2
Abstracts: In-vitro drug testing puts spin into Spain: Spain has the expertise to thrive in the world of spin-offs but red tape chokes the way, Rebecca Warden reports
Abstracts: The spy who came in from 80,000 feet. The town time forgot: Waterford a piece of New England in Virginia. Hell no, we won't go: going directly from high school to college is not right for many kids
Abstracts: Four guns in one. Simmons internal revolution. Questions & answers
Abstracts: Testing the Polaris Sportsman 500 RSE H.O. ATV. Arctic Cats prove their prowess. The 2002 Suzuki QuadRunner
Abstracts: The working man's double. Sweet as ever: The 16 gauge. What's to a dove gun?
Abstracts: The latest spin on "Extreme" muzzleloading. "Do you feel lucky" The .500 S & W magnum. One at a time: Blaser's K95
Abstracts: .30-.378 Weatherby Magnum. The Stoeger story. Firearm training goes high tech
Abstracts: Handloading for the "littlest" Ultra Mag. Loading the .204 Ruger. Mirror, mirror on the wall: what's the fastest of them all?
Abstracts: Winchester goes to war. The gun that really "won the west". 19th century military Winchesters
Abstracts: A new perspective on combat. Only a .50 caliber ban? Don't you believe it! Doctoring the Second Amendment: the Americal Medical Ass'n and its new president are targeting "a serious thret to public health."(gun control)
Abstracts: "Old soldiers never die..." the 45-70. Lazzeroni legitimized. Built in Brooklyn: Henry Repeating Arms
Abstracts: Travel with the women of the NRA in 2003. Refuse To Be A Victim today. 2001 Susan Ludington Women's Freedom Award winner: Susan Howard
Abstracts: Sociology of law in Brazil: a critical approach. Sociology of law in Britain. The sociology of law in global perspective
Abstracts: Sociology of law in Brazil: a critical approach. German sociology of law. A deeply rooted scientific discipline: origins and development of sociology of law in Italy
Abstracts: Sociology of law in Britain. The sociology of law in Korea. Sociology of law in Poland
Abstracts: Varieties of religion-family linkages. Religion in the home in the 1980s and 1990s: a meta-analytic review and conceptual analysis of links between religion, marriage, and parenting
Abstracts: Marriage and the spiritual realm: The role of proximal and distal religious constructs in marital functioning
Abstracts: Si-Tex CVS-106L: a savvy color fishfinder/sounder built by engineers who know boats. Leica MK 40
Abstracts: Personal property: the Little Harbor WhisperJet 52 Ruth Frances is built precisely for her owners' needs. Bermuda 65
Abstracts: Psychology, religion, and the family: it's time for a renewal. Finding meaning in religious practices: the relation between religious holiday rituals and marital satisfaction
Abstracts: Spondberg 40. Holby 40. Easy street: there's no need for paid crew on the Ocean Alexander Classico 600 MK I
Abstracts: Support in marriage: Factors associated with on-line perceptions of support helpfulness. Religion and the science of relationships: is a happy marriage possible?
Abstracts: Adult attachment and marital interactions as predictors of whole family interactions during the transition to parenthood
Abstracts: Long-term prediction of marital quality following a relationship education program: Being positive in a constructive way
Abstracts: Trolling Pros: California experts share their tricks for catching more offshore game fish on the troll. Paddy whackin' - it's out there: the golden kelp paddy that holds a mother lode of game fish
Abstracts: Luhrs 32 Convertible. Breaking the mold
Abstracts: The spin doctor. Target a trawler. The tripletail thing
Abstracts: Grady-White Express 330. Davis 45 Express
Abstracts: 15 proven plastics: Innovative anglers continue to discover new ways of rigging and fishing super-productive soft-plastics baits for a variety of species, coast to coast
Abstracts: Phoenix 35. Conch 27 inboard. Hawes Redfisher 21
Abstracts: UAVs Favored On The Hill. Transforming Land Warfare. Transformational Water Jet Technology
Abstracts: Made in Canada: Canadian defense companies poised to expand their global presence. Beyond passwords: DoD's expanding use of biometrics technology
Abstracts: Transformational Water Jet Technology. Headed to conference. 2001 Quadrennial defense review delivewred
Abstracts: Loud & Clear. Battlefield night vision. On track: UK implements strategic defence review
Abstracts: Nowhere to Hide. Marines' Dragon Eye. Networking The Battlespace
Abstracts: New electronics. New Gear. New Electronics
Abstracts: California dreaming. The splashiest room in the house. Decorating guru
Abstracts: The best hotel chains for families. 10 super ski resorts for families. Child's guide to cruising with kids
Abstracts: A school that grows its own lunch. The best in kids' education. 3 families, 3 prescriptions for a good night's rest
Abstracts: A treasured Thanksgiving. Special Halloween from dawn to dusk. Inside: family-friendly decorating special
Abstracts: Does this old bag remind you of anyone? 'D' in PhD does not mean dogsbody. What does it take to be a consistent winner?
Abstracts: The ex-dictator and his degree of anonymity. PM Wilson cheerful at cheap OU expansion. Henry V leads businessmen unto the breach
Abstracts: Spiritual intimacy in later life: implications for clinical practice. A tribute to adaptability: mental illness and dementia in intimate late-life relationships
Abstracts: Anger after DFES spurns warnings. Colleges to join top-up crowd. Ministers favour RAE elite
Abstracts: Grants key to dropout rate, v-cs warn. Dropout rates are down while access drive has little impact. Minister expects progress
Abstracts: Research-poor told to look to business. Oxbridge is not on the Case for PhDs. UUK scores victory in copyright battle
Abstracts: Cambridge v-c vows to build trust with staff. Surrey seeks escape from state control. Funders to 'collaborate.'(UK research councils)
Abstracts: Do you take this college to be your lawful.... Whither weather? Bradford plans post-16 hybrid
Abstracts: Creativity campaign to attack red tape: 'Constrained' academics demand freedom to think amid growing bureaucracy
Abstracts: Red tape is throttling talent. It is an uphill struggle for academic refugees in the UK, Claire Sanders reports
Abstracts: Phytoplankton and water quality characterization: experiences from the Swedish large lakes Malaren, Hjalmaren, Vattern and Vanern
Abstracts: Recovery from eutrophication: experiences of reduced phosphorus input to the four largest lakes of Sweden. Phosphorus in tributaries to Lake Malaren, Sweden: analytical fractions, anthropogenic contribution and bioavailability
Abstracts: Mercury in sediment and fish communities of Lake Vanern, Sweden: recovery from contamination. Macrophyte development and habitat characteristics in Sweden's large lakes
Abstracts: Recruitment of pelagic fish in an unstable climate: studies in Sweden's four largest lakes. Human impact on the fish diversity in the four largest lakes of Sweden
Abstracts: Frozen foods in Italy. Frozen foods in Spain. Frozen foods in the UK
Abstracts: Bohemian rhapsody, Oxford style. Strange lack of old peculiars. If only quality assurance were this sexy
Abstracts: 'If I am just stuck doing nothing, I will go insane'. Hit all the right buttons or just flash the cash. Way to win more than just readers
Abstracts: $36K for one little word: yes. Are you a 7ft left-hander called Zolp? It could be your ticket to college. A high-risk gamble on highbrow consumers
Abstracts: It's Brit Art, but not as we know it. Huygens buries the Beagle's bones. Groundforce explores bugs' life
Abstracts: Teachers' 'shocking' maths takes toll. B-grade maths students are so bad, they may as well guess the answers. How to get maths to really add up for students. Universities bemoan the poor quality of maths candidates, but lecturers can do more to help understanding by showing students the importance of making connections between ideas, says Peter Khan
Abstracts: Cavers' foe is the strong, silent type. Time to cruise in the past lane. Plumbing the depths of Bath's rocky past. Scientists have discovered a lost landscape that may explain Bath's hot springs
Abstracts: Yesterday as tomorrow's song: the contribution of the 1960s "Chicago School" to urban geography. The quantitative revolution in urban geography
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