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by mold_aid 4y ago
Yeah in general I think we need to reconsider the role of the credit-hour in universities. Some of the biggest trouble I got into as a prof is when I sent my students out on campus for research during my hour as - and here's something
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by mold_aid 4y ago
This is an excellent point, but I have to tell you that it gets worse at the middle of the day because 8am courses are taken by a self-selecting group of students ("I want the 8am" and "I didn't start registering until t
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by mold_aid 4y ago
I don't think European students are the market for this (maybe British students, now that they're copying USian approaches to funding) because your market can't be privatized and bound to platforms. At least as far as I can t
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by mold_aid 4y ago
Yeah, when I read the example I didn't get much farther than "Hush Puppies" before laughing out loud. I had to decide whether it was an elaborate bit or the author was a credulous dope. What does "Start with the subject
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by mold_aid 4y ago
Yes, to print things out to hand to students.
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by mold_aid 4y ago
Right, but your primary example - and this is a condition (as in "symptom") that dominates most media coverage of US higher ed - is Harvard. Harvard is not a good example, as it's not representative. A "culture of misali
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by mold_aid 4y ago
The machines also had asbestos in them, which was pretty bad.
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by mold_aid 4y ago
The Columbus Dispatch's lino was in their building, still, as of last year, looking for a museum home. A bunch are in museums - the problem with this machinery and stuff like Heidelbergs and C&Ps is that they were all made around t