A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion.
A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion. By Randy Thornhill and Craig T. Palmer. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 2000, 251 pages. Cloth, $28.95. A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion is an intellectual masterpiece. Thornhill and Palmer present a courageous,...

Achieving effective implementation: an evaluation of a collaborative land use planning process.
Abstract A key to sustainable resource planning is effective implementation of management plans. Despite its obvious significance, planning implementation remains a relatively neglected area of planning research. This paper helps address this gap by reporting results of a case study evaluation of implementation in an innovative collaborative...

Editorial.
Esta edición representa una nueva fase en el proceso de internacionalización de la revista. Ésta incluye una serie de cambios en el formato editorial como, por ejemplo, la incorporación gradual de un corpus mayor de artículos en inglés, a fin de ampliar el ámbito de autores, evaluadores y lectores....

Williams, Noel. How to get a 2:1 in Media, Communication and Cultural Studies.
Williams, Noel. How to get a 2:1 in Media, Communication and Cultural Studies. London, Thousand Oaks, New Delhi: Sage, 2004. Pp. xi, 230. ISBN 0-7619-4912-7 (pb.) $39.95. What student has not longed for a handy guide to his or her chosen area of study? Williams, the Head...

The NZ Journal of Physiotherapy: borne on a southerly change.
New Zealand straddles the 40[degrees] south latitude, and as such its weather patterns are dominated by strong westerly winds, known by sailors as the roaring 40s. A north-westerly or westerly forecast usually means rain, and for those of us with a penchant for outdoor living it is endured only...

Use of alumni perceptions to evaluate instructional and departmental quality.
We asked Boise State alumni about the quality of undergraduate instruction (comparing ratings of full-time and adjunct faculty), questions about departmental quality, and general demographic questions. Although alumni consistently reported higher instructional ratings for full-time faculty, the proportion of courses taught by adjunct faculty (as reported by each respondent)...

"Why then all the difficulties! a life of Kathi Meyer-Baer.
ABSTRACT Kathi Meyer-Baer (Berlin 1892-Atlanta 1977) was arguably the most significant and surely the most productive female musicologist of her generation. She was the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in musicology (in 1916), studying at Berlin University but receiving the degree at Leipzig University. She worked...

"The Crime of Survival": fraud prosecutions, community surveillance, and the original "welfare queen".
The welfare recipients collecting trash along New York highways in 1999 would easily have been mistaken for convicts by passing drivers. Recipients, working in exchange for their cash grants at around $1.10 per hour, had been issued orange prison jumpsuits as their workfare uniform. (1) In doing this, New...

"Talking to India": George Orwell's work at the BBC, 1941-1943.
George Orwell's reputation as one of the most influential writers of the twentieth century remains undisputed. (1) A string of recent Orwell biographies attests to a continuing interest in his life and writing. (2) Juxtaposing language and truth, Christopher Hitchens concluded his critical essay Why Orwell Matters by arguing...

Family Vending Co. finds new growth servicing public schools in south Florida: entrepreneur Barry Frankel educates public officials about the benefits vending can bring to the school environment, including an emphasis on nutrition.
Barry Frankel has never accepted the status quo. He has always been a visionary, and a stubborn one at that. He has always been serious about changing things for the better. This is why Frankel, owner of Family Vending Co., Sunrise, Fla., is suceessfully overcoming some of...