Search

Entire University
Communications and Development

UC in the News - July 2005

Published by Communications and Development

July 2005

Dr Vernon Andrews (Culture, Literature and Society)

Cracking the code of conduct, Sunday Star Times, 3.7.05.

Professor Jack Baggaley (Physics and Astronomy)

Listen up, it's time to taste varsity life, Press, 9.7.05.

Dr Neville Bennet (History)

Academic rejects plans for warm homes fund, Christchurch Star, 15.7.05.

Mr Roger Boyce (Fine Arts)

From the other side, Press, 20.7.05.

Professor John Burrows (Law)

Protection of Privilege, Management, July 2005;

Burrows chosen as QC, The Press, 21.7.05;

Four new QCs named, Greymouth Evening Star, 21.7.05.

Politics shut out top QC candidate, National Business Review, 22.7.05;

Silk names leaked, National Business Review, 22.7.05;

Public seizes on chance to report news, Otago Daily Times, 23.7.05.

Ms Ursula Cheer (Law)

Techno tools in varsity's fight against cheats, West Coast Times, 13.7.05;

University to target cheating, Timaru Herald, 13.7.05;

University cracks down on cheating, The Press, 13.7.05;

Cheat software, Daily Post, 13.7.05;

Plagiarism targeted, The Dominion Post, 20.7.05.

Mr Chris Cree Brown (Music and Theatre & Film Studies)

Port Hills draft plan comments wanted, Shore News, 17.7.05.

Ms Heather Dickie (Academic Policy and Programmes Unit)

Techno tools in varsity's fight against cheats, West Coast Times, 13.7.05.

Associate Professor Jeremy Finn (Law)

Unconvincing Ripper claim, Press, 2.7.05.

Dr John Fountain (Economics)

Student pulls vaccine paper after threats, Sunday Star Times, 24.7.05.

Professor Nigel Healey (Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Business and Economics)

Offshore ranking business, NZ Education Review, 14.7.05.

Dr Richard Holdaway (Biological Sciences)

New research, NZ Education Review, 7.7.05.

Professor Philip Joseph (Law)

Protection of Privilege, Management, July 2005.

Professor Dave Kelly (Biological Sciences)

Cycleways sensible, Press, 2.7.05.

Dr Simon Kingham (Geography)

Poor hit most by smog, says study, Press, 25.7.05.

Mr Stuart McMillan (Political Science and Communication)

New president won on domestic issues, National Business Review, 1.7.05;

China hunts secure oil, National Busines Review, 8.7.05.

London 's bombs - more questions than answers, National Business Review, 15.7.05.

No one solution but many being tried on terrorism, National Business Reivew, 22.7.05.

What China 's yuan revaluation means, National Business Review, 29.7.05.

Dr Philip Meguire (Economics)

Why we don't rate on global MBA lists, National Business Review, 1.7.05.

Mr John Newton (Culture, Literature & Society)

$500,000 church restoration project begins at Jerusalem, Wanganui Chronicle, 16.7.05.

Dr Jamie Pearce (Geography)

Poor hit most by smog, says study, Press, 25.7.05;

Poor hit hardest by smog – research, Otago Daily Times, 25.7.05.

Dr Annie Potts (Culture, Literature & Society)

Viagra-fuelled sex complaints revealed, Daily Post, 12.7.05;

Viagra can be a downer for women, study finds, Southland Times, 12.7.05;

Women tell of Viagra woes, Press, 12.7.05;

Viagra is ruining our lives, say over-sexed women, Wanganui Chronicle, 12.7.05;

Viagra bang-for-bucks culture worries women, Marlborough Express, 12.7.05;

Women complain of too much sex, Weekend Herald, 12.7.05;

Study exposes down side of keeping it up, Otago Daily Times, 16.7.05.

Mr Alan Robb (Accountancy Finance and Information Services)

Mainland fat cats getting fatter, Press, 22.7.05.

Mr David Round (Law)

Nat candidate backs coast hydro scheme, Press, 22.7.05;

Candidate checks out Arnold Valley Hydro site, West Coast Messenger, 27.7.05.

Professor Roy Sharp (Vice-Chancellor)

Loans policy ‘not so good for institutions', Press, 28.7.05.

Professor Ian Shaw (Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Science)

Food Industry Week, 15.7.05.

Professor Ian Town (Deputy Vice-Chancellor)

Domestic fires still top smog producers, Press, 23.7.05.

Mr Jim Tully (Political Science and Communication)

Public seizes on chance to report news, Otago Daily Times, 23.7.05.

Mr Peyman Zawar-Reza (Geography)

Poor hit most by smog, says study, Press, 25.7.05.