** Bea Campbell puts the most recent British child sexual assault scandal into context to reveal that in spite of massive media attention, many reforms and reviews, the plight of abused children has not improved since the 1980s.
** William Souder, biographer of Rachel Carson, on the attacks made against the famous author of 'Silent Spring' – published 50 years ago.
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* Why Alexander was great – even before he conquered such enormous territory http://bit.ly/VezWLJ
* Eisenhower, the overlooked but possibly most important, 20th century American president http://bit.ly/TDpZIq
* Julian Burnside sheds light on the new/old asylum-seeker debate, and describes a policy that could work. http://goo.gl/lDhvS .
* Hyenas: the magic, myths and rituals surrounding this remarkable, but much maligned animal http://goo.gl/S5W03 .
*A fascinating journey into the human brain with psychiatrist Dr Iain McGilchrist, to understand how our brains have shaped the modern world we live in today http://goo.gl/0Ixgq .
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