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The Structural Engineer, Volume 66, Issue 21, 1988
Much of what Dr. Brohn had to say I support. However, I feel that, while he may see the future of structural engineering in broader and more useful terms than it appeared to be 10 years ago, I feel that we should not ignore a number of warning signs. Brian Clancy
The task of a new President, I believe, is to attempt to shed some light on what it means to be a structural engineer-to the individual, to the profession, and to society at large. This, for me, is a daunting task, which I embarked on by rereading the last 10 Presidential Addresses to review what my distinguished colleagues had highlighted in their turn; an endeavour that was both illuminating and worthwhile. Peter Campbell
This viewpoint argues that current BSI concepts of standardisation are inadequate. BSO defines the terms ‘standard’ and ‘specification’ and outlines a framework for drafting national standards, including those which present requirements for design. P. Toms