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It's not clear to me what Columbia did wrong. She got a PhD there, likely for free, and after graduation was able to secure a tenure track job at a decent unive
by harryh 8y ago
It's not clear to me what Columbia did wrong. She got a PhD there, likely for free, and after graduation was able to secure a tenure track job at a decent university. She was set up pretty well at that point.
The issues that came after that point seem to have very little to do with Columbia.
- dredmorbius 8y agoMore CCNY than Columbia, perhaps, but institutional outsourcing of stress and risk for inadequate pay, security, and healthcare is a huge part of the problem. And not just for academics, though as a group they have distinctive challenges.