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News: Spring 1999

Turing Statue • The Virtues of Cloning • Fending for Feminism • Trying Euthanasia • New Jobs for Thinkers — News Editor: Derrick Farnham

Turing Statue

Alan Turing, wartime code breaker, founder of computer science, and logician may yet have a statue erected in his honour. An attempt to raise funds by public subscription seems to have the support of all but the major computer companies. The statue is to be erected in Sackville Park, between the University Science buildings and the gay village area of Manchester. Information can be obtained and donations sent to The Alan Turing Memorial Fund, 43 Harrison Rd., Adlington, Lancashire.