Palmer Method

Despite the rather ominous-looking album cover featuring a placid girl dressed up in what can only be described as a jester’s outfit and full clown makeup, Matthew Sweet’s newest record, Tomorrow Forever, is upbeat and in no way menacing. The album, which will be entirely funded by Kickstarter, a method that is being used by other musicians like Amanda Palmer and De La Soul, is Sweet’s first release in seven years and is filled with power pop and catchy hooks.

This collection covers all fields of mathematics, a must-have for the aspiring maths students and scholars alike.

Follows the four-year debate over how Henry Dundas should be remembered on the inscription of the Melville Monument in Edinburgh. Sir Geoff Palmer and his supporters have argued for years that Henry Dundas deliberately delayed the abolition of the slave trade when he won support for abolition to be ‘gradual', whereas Henry Dundas’s ancestor Bobby Melville and others argue that Dundas was an abolitionist who was being pragmatic.