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Issue 14, April 2003
 COVER
STORY
Earning
his stripes
Robin
Stalker and adidas
MASSEY Feature
Presentations
unplugged
A plague on Powerpoint. Lecturer Graham
Slater runs his presentations on kerosene.
looking
for the phoenix
Excerpts
from Emeritus Professor Bill Oliver’s autobiography.
Following
on
What has happened to some of the people
in past issues of MASSEY.
Just
the answer
Why
do dogs attack?
Directions
New degrees, space-age developments, amphetamine use, and
more... MASSEY Thoughts
Feel
the energy
On finding alternatives to our fossil
fuel addiction
The
importance of immigration to New Zealand’s future
Professor Paul Spoonley is, among
other things, an expert in migration, housing, the labour market
and demographics.
The
threat or promise of change?
Grappling with the demands on tertiary
education providers
Pyramid
schemes
On
why exercise should always be linked to good nutrition MASSEY Research
The
Research School of Public Health
Professor Neil
Pearce and the Centre for Public Health Research
Professor Philippa Gander and
the Sleep/Wake Research Centre
Professor Sally Casswell and
SHORE, the Centre for Social and Health Outcomes Research and Evaluation
Associate Professor Chris Cunningham and
Te Pumanawa Hauora
The
trouble with boys
The
search to find and address the reasons why boys are falling behind.
MASSEY Alumni
notes and news
News
from alumni from around the globe.
MASSEY Profile
Family
obligations
Professor
David Penny and the lobbying for greater consideration to be given
to the great apes.
A
growing success
Produce exporter Delica has become a $55 million
enterprise.
Anchorlanders
away
Jan and Adrian Rhodes in Mauritius.
Born
Free
Wellington
Zoo's Cotton Top Tamarins. MASSEY In
Review
True, the latest album
by Trinity
Roots
On
the Left, edited by Dr Kerry Taylor and Dr Pat Moloney.
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Book: Mission to East Timor
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the only post-Oscar interview he granted, we meet Oscar winner
Richard Taylor. LOTR
Collectables
William
Ferguson Massey
Revered,
respected and reviled, the University’s namesake was
no mean entrepreneur.
Mason Durie
A
national leader in Mäori-centred research.
Groundbreaking
research
The
DNA of long-dead penguins is making researchers rethink the
pace of evolution.
The
makings of an entrepreneur
Want
to know the ingredients? Researcher Claire Massey can tell
you.
Going
the distance
Caleb
Hulme-Moir meets Melissa Moon, 2001 world champion mountain
runner, aspirant Olympian, and seasoned extramural student.
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