Don’t get even, get mad
Features
This week's magazine
10 October 1998
Issue 2155
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Cashing in on hunger
News
Street protest
News
In a spin
News
Gaping hole
News
The greater good
News
Worms dig holes in evolutionary ideas
News
Heart of darkness
News
Technology
Looking good
News
Technology
Floating home
News
Echo of the past
News
Technology
Covering all angles
News
Battle of the bilge
News
Hello, sunshine
News
Spinning steel
News
Nearly out of Africa
News
Runaway success
News
Inventors beware
News
To the rescue
News
Branching out
News
The subtle art of genetic origami
News
Gold rush
News
Watch the wall
News
High and dry
News
A head start
News
Small bite makes big impression
News
Geography shifts in the wake of the storm
News
It’s no way to go
News
If you can’t beat them, join them
News
Technology
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News
Technology
Something for nothing?
News
Technology
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News
Technology
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News
When the dust settles
News
Natural cleaner
News
Devilish seed
News
Hunt ban stays
News
Refugee crops return to Cambodia
News
Haven for whales
News
Safe not sorry
News
Stars put in the shade
News
The charge of the battery car
News
Longer player
News
Old polythene holds bags of chemicals
News
Cooking tumours to death
News
Resistance is futile
News
Seeds of life
News
Carrot power
News
Iguanas cruise the Caribbean
News
Master gene
News
Fire and lightning
News
Features
More
Chipping away at the funds for biology
Ian Lowe looks at a plan to boost information technology
Set in stone
Books & Arts
Think life, think maths
Books & Arts
Star of India
Books & Arts
It’s life, Captain
Books & Arts
Bloody good
Books & Arts
Ant harvest
Books & Arts
Ssstunning
Books & Arts
Half so lovely
Books & Arts
A report on Kinsey
Books & Arts
from Oxford
Books & Arts
