MASSEY magazine

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The magazine for Alumni and Friends of Massey University. MASSEY magazine is intended to inform, to educate, to entertain and connect. The content routinely carried by the magazine includes academic, social and institutional news, alumni and student achievements, and faculty research. MASSEY endeavors to cover the span of university activities.

Drawing on the expertise and life experience of its staff and alumni, the magazine will address such political, cultural, scientific, and artistic issues as are likely to appeal to its readership.

First Person

Saying when

In matters to do with the understanding of alcohol and public health, Professor Sally Casswell has a reputation to be reckoned with.

Features

Tiger country

He's the Indiana Jones of the School of Economics and Finance, or so some say. The similarities between the Hollywood character and Massey University senior lecturer Dr Brendan Moyle are clear to see.

The joy of sects

Heather Kavan is fascinated by religious experience. She talks to Malcolm Wood.

Choosing the right track

If you are an aspiring politician, a good biography is useful to have. For a member of a centre right party, Steven Joyce's biography could hardly be better. He is a self made man. His parents, both of whom left school at 15, were seven-day-week grocery store owners. Joyce is a multimillionaire....

Waste not

Jonathon Hannon of the Zero Waste Academy talks to Malcolm Wood

Interviews

As long as you've got your health

Associate Professor Christine Stephens tells Malcolm Wood about what public health campaigns can and can't do.

A chat with the Chancellor

More than forty years after first learning about Massey from half a world away, Russ Ballard, the university's new chancellor wants to spread the word about its virtues to a new generation. He talks to Paul Mulrooney.

Reviews

Bookshelf - In print April 2010

Reviews of recent publications by Massey alumni and staff.

Inaugural Maori book awards mark Te Wiki o te Reo

Inaugural Mäori book awards mark Te Wiki o te Reo Massey University is marking this year's Te Wiki o te Reo Maori (Maori Language Week) by celebrating excellence in Maori publishing.

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