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UC in the News - June 2005

Published by Communications and Development

June 2005

Dr Anne-Marie Brady (Political Science and Communication)

Privileged revision, Press, 25.6.05.

Dr Simon Brown (Physics and Astronomy)

High hopes for sensor, Press, 13.6.05;

City nanotech deal, Press, 24.6.05.

Professor John Burrows (Law)

Lifting the lid, or just muckraking?, Herald on Sunday, 12.6.05;

TV loses Hide and seek row, Sunday Star Times, 19.6.05;

Privacy Act ruling turns up little, West Coast Times, 20.6.05;

Privacy Act request turns up dross: Hide, Gisborne Herald, 20.6.05.

Mr John Caldwell (Law)

Sidelined partners cashing in, Sunday Star Times, 12.6.05.

Professor Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy (Classics and Linguistics)

Spellbound by messy system, Weekend Herald, 4.6.05.

Dr Tim Davies (Geological Sciences)

Why floods came, and will come again, New Zealand Herald, 3.6.05.

Associate Professor Bil Davison (Biological Sciences)

Fish from the frozen continent can handle the heat, Education Weekly, 13.6.05.

Associate Professor Jeremy Finn (Law)

Doubts over quality of jurors, The Dominion Post Weekend, 18.6.05;

Jury duty becoming pensioners' domain, New Zealand Herald, 10.6.05;

More beneficiaries and retirees sitting on juries, Otago Daily Times, 20.6.05;

Jury system questioned as massive increase in retirees revealed, Greymouth Evening Star, 18.6.05.

Mr Stephen Hickson (Economics)

Hobbs' wrong track, Press, 1.6.05.

Dr George Hooper (Centre for Advanced Engineering)

Network failure highlights risk, Press, 22.6.05;

Think-tank warns NZ networks too bulnerable, Southland Times, 22.6.05;

Mobile calls free during outage, Otago Daily Times, 22.6.05;

Rat highlights grid weakness, The Dominion Post, 22.6.05.

Professor Dave Kelly (Biological Sciences)

Sustainability the key, Press, 21.6.05.

Mr Stuart McMillan (Political Science and Communication)

French kill constitution but not EU, National Business Review, 3.6.05.

Associate Professor Greg Newbold (Sociology and Anthropology)

Fortress mentality fails, Manawatu Standard, 1.6.05;

Asian crime downunder on the rise, Christchurch Star, 15.6.05;

Prison will be tough - expert, Wairarapa Times Age, 29.6.05;

'Sissy' Capill seen as marked man, Waikato Times, 29.6.05;

Capill faces tough times in prison, Otago Daily Times, 29.6.05;

Capill to be 'marked man' in prison, Press, 29.6.05;

Capill likely to face hard time, Northern Advocate, 29.6.05;

Capill will be marked man in jail: expert, New Zealand Herald, 29.6.05;

Hypocrisy of Capill decried, Nelson Mail, 29.6.05;

Capill guilty of worst kind of hypocrisy, Marlborough Express, 29.6.05;

Capill a likely target, Manawtu Standard, 29.6.05;

It's the 'worst form of hypocrisy', Hawkes Bay Today, 29.6.05;

Capill faces tough time in prison, Greymouth Evening Star, 29.6.05;

Capill found guilty of sex crimes, hypocrisy, Gisborne Herald, 29.6.05;

A marked man, The Dominion Post, 29.6.05;

'Sissy' Capill in for tough time, Daily Post, 29.6.05;

Young people know if looks could kill, Press, 30.6.05.

Dr Jon Raffensperger (Management)

Forever fair: water trading proposed, NZ Farmers Weekly, 20.6.05.

Mrs Edith Salzmann (School of Music)

Young musician scheme for Canterbury, NZ Education Review, 23.6.05.

Professor Roy Sharp (Vice-Chancellor)

Varsity staff vote to strike, Press, 15.6.05;

VCs fear for future of taught postgraduate courses, NZ Education Review, 23.6.05;

Emerging leaders scholarship, Nelson Mail, 20.6.05.

Mr Rawiri Taonui (Maori and Indigenous Studies)

Peters straddles race debate, Press, 22.76.05.

Mr Jim Tully (Political Science and Communication)

Eating Humble Pie, North and South, June 2005;

No easy answer to subterfuge, New Zealand Herald, 1.6.05;

The premium of beauty, Press, 4.6.05;

The beauty premium, The Dominion Post Weekend, 4.6.05;

The beauty premium, Southland Times, 11.6.05.