Spies wanted (academics need not apply)

Article Abstract:

A professor of German politics at Nottingham University, England, describes how he found out he was listed on secret files formally held by the East German secret police, known as the Stasi. The records accused him of having links with the British secret services. The professor explains how he met one of the people, a fellow British academic, who accused him of begin anti communist. The professor undertook research into the politics and history of the German Democratic Republic in the 1980s.

Germany, Intelligence service, Secret service, Records and correspondence

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Trying to keep the plates spinning

Article Abstract:

A personal account of the day-to-day practicalities of running a textiles department in a school of art is presented. Issues of time management, prioritization, administration, funding and student support are raised.

Officials and employees, Universities and colleges, Teaching

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In becoming a eunuch, I became a better man

Article Abstract:

An academic's experience of being a better human being after becoming a eunuch through cancer therapy is presented.

United Kingdom, Health aspects, Personal account

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