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The Structural Engineer, Volume 58, Issue 9, 1980
The paper suggests how the Institution of Structural Engineers, in conjunction with the local education authorities, could promote and stimulate an interest for young people who could be seeking a career in structural engineering at either chartered or technician engineering level. The training of chartered engineers is discussed, together with midcareer management development. C.J. Kelly
Professor Michael Horne succeeds Mr John Derrington as President of the Institution on Thursday 2 October next and will give his Presidential Address ‘We, the academics-what are we good for?' at an Ordinary Meeting at 6.00 pm that evening at 11 Upper Belgrave Street, London SWlX 8BH.
This paper discusses the behaviour of typical residential building facade walls of brickwork, when they undergo differential settlement. I.A. MacLeod and S. A. Abu-El-Magd