by The Editor | Apr 18, 2017 | Featured, International
I was introduced to the world of computing in 1981 when my English teacher demonstrated to our class a text-based adventure game in which we could explore another world with simple commands – look up – go north – pick up gold – open...
by The Editor | Apr 16, 2017 | Politics
I managed tae mak my first advice stall in a couple oa weeks at Dundee buroo the ither day, to meet up wi comrades and shoot the craw wi freends and familiar faces. It was mercifully quiet, wi only een or twa serious cases tae deal wi, but whilst I was there wi Jock...
by The Editor | Apr 15, 2017 | Health & Education
It is fantastic news that cervical and ovarian cancers are no longer classified as “silent killers” due to the predictions that come from regular cervical screening tests – alerting women before major symptoms occur. This means all women should be able to detect any...
by The Editor | Apr 14, 2017 | Politics
The imposition of stigma is the commonest form of violence used in democratic societies…[It] can best be compared to those forms of psychological torture in which the victim is broken psychically and physically but left to all outward appearances unmarked.’ (Pinker,...
by The Editor | Apr 14, 2017 | Politics
You might well ask why I even need to write this article, because this week’s political machinations around the UK Government’s two child policy and the infamous rape clause make it abundantly clear the answer is Yes. But many of us have detected some interesting...
