By Thomas Sainsbury Directed by Richard Finn Performed by Whitireia Stage and Screen Arts third ...Read more »
Monthly Archives:: March 2012
Review – Dunsinane
By David Greig Directed by Rachel Henry Cast: Philip Anstis, Taylor Barrett, Felix Becroft, Susan ...Read more »
Mulled Whine with H.G. Beattie
“Do you like… Stuff?” “Actually, Broseph, THe Herald Online has better syntax.” I recently attended ...Read more »
News on the March
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake strikes in southern Mexico, damaging around 800 homes and plunging the state into terror. Fortunately, no causalities are reported. Read more »
The Search for Truth
If we observe the behavior of a single ant in minute detail, does this lead us to understanding the anthill? Read more »
The Art of Science
Contemporary movers and shakers are traversing the art/science boundary to explore the issues bringing these two widely misunderstood disciplines closer together. Read more »
Unknown Names in Science
Semmelweis published his findings, but was met with hostility from the scientific community, who were very secure in their belief that disease was caused by ‘ill humours’. Read more »
The Danger of Truth
Science doesn’t kill people, people kill people. At least, that’s what the scientists at the heart of the H5N1 controversy are claiming. Read more »
Ngai Tauira
ELECTION OF OFFICERS The election of officers was held on Wednesday 22nd of March. The ...Read more »
Not Quite Up To Snuff: The End of Terry Pratchett’s Magic
When I was first told that the last Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy book was ...Read more »