Item RSP/5/1/84 - The Polytechnic Magazine Vol CIV

Published monthly by The Polytechnic Young Men's Christian Institute, 309 Regent Street. Unbound.

All issues feature In and Around, Men's Clubs, Women's Clubs and Mixed Clubs reports.

All featured:
January - The Relevance of QH [Quintin Hogg] to the Future of The Poly; The International Union of Architects' Conferences in Havana & Mexico City by Arthur Edwards; Labour and Robbins; The Influence of Automation on Society: The Kinnaird lecture by John Maddox [continued from Dec 1963]

February - Stress and You; Founder's Day Celebrations; Carnivorous Plants by CL Duddington; The Olympic Games - Some General notes; The Institute and The Centenary; Obituary - Major WB Marchant; Education Digest

March - Go West, Young PhD; Lightning by JH Gridley; A Short History of the Department of Management Studies; Letters from America; Education Digest

April - Once in a Lifetime; Quintin Hogg Centenary Celebrations; Retirement of Mr J Butler; Presentation to Miss Olive Newson; The Grey Felt Hat by Brenda Rowe; Sports Facilities in Technical Colleges; Ladies' Foil Championship of Great Britain 1964; Education Digest.

May - Mods, Rockers and Rippers; The Mikado - Poly Operatic Society; Professor Peter F Drucker; Quiet Thoughts by Harry Eagle; Volcano in Action; Reminiscences by Mabel Brimacombe; Education Digest

June - British Business Schools; Retirement of Harry Eagle; First Watersports Show for London; Vive le Sport; Trees in Cities; The Northern Lights by RM Parker; Worl Communications Outpace Population Growth; Education Digest

July - Value for Money; Obituary - Ernest Edward 'Tiny' Elliott (Polytechnic Secondary School); Obituary - Eric Allitt Ryder (Chemistry Lecturer); More Water for the North West; Sky-High Returns From Under the Sea; Equatorial Undercurrent Found in 2 Seasons by International Fleet in Tropical Atlantic; Education Digest.

August - Trampolining by Ted Blake; The Ancient Olympic Games by Josephy Edmundson; Capturing Elephants with A Bow and Arrow; Education Digest; Library

September - Miss Ursula Bailes; Obituary - Miss Maud Howard; Health and Sickness; London 1864 by Charles Hunt; Master of None by Brenda Rowe, Annual Conference of the Economic History Society; Holland House; University Of Edinburgh; Education Digest; Library

October - Centenary Week Programme; Obituary - AE Austin (visiting lecturer - Architecture); Open days in the departments; The Modern Olympics by Joseph Edmundson; Why are Scientists Such Bores by RJ Boston; Brighton Rock by Old 'Un; Education Digest; The Library

November - Joint Councils' Quintin Hogg Centenary Dinner and Dance; Centenary Parade; The Polytechnic Computer; Our Men and Girls In Tokyo; On Not Writing Letters by Brenda Rowe; The Sub-Aqua Club by Roger C Swinfen; Influenza by Dr Charles Hunt; Education Digest; Library

December - Obituary - FRS Rice; Mr HG Jelf [secretary and clerk to the Governors]; Visit to Sulgrave Manor and The Waterways Museum; Stoke Bruerne; Retirement of Miss MA Wood; Education Digest; Student Affairs; Quintin Hogg Centenary Week Supplement.