[Please forgive the cross-posting]
Well, they pulled the plug on the UK
course debunking ID.
Sad it ended up this way.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051201/ap_on_re_us/creationism_class
-Mike
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BBC News online reports a Grand webcast to honour Einstein, 1 December
2005:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4486234.stm
Interestingly, none of the Einstein links on this BBC webpage refer to the
Mileva Maric controversy. My impression is that the various claims about
an alleged
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Confusion noted. The U of Kansas generally refers to
itself as "KU," not "UK." Around here they say "UK" is the University of
Kentucky, but not originally being from the midwest, I liked being able to
discriminate between news about the United Kingdom andthe
KUbasketball team, which quite
Stephen Black wrote:
I also liked this response (Journal-World, Nov 30)
If a person has hate in his heart and says something hateful and later
apologizes, do you think the hatred in his heart has been mended? State
Sen. Kay O´Connor, R-Olathe, said Tuesday. I´m surprised that something
I assume that Mirecki is tenured? Perhaps I am naive and idealistic, but
why can't he just take a stand for academic freedom? We WILL lose academic
freedom if people wimp out so easily.
:(
-- Jim Dougan
At 10:57 AM 12/2/2005, you wrote:
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Confusion noted. The U of
In a message dated 12/2/2005 11:06:31 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was startled
to discover that those usually sensible Brits would do such a thing. Then I
discovered that "UK" referred to the University of Kansas and not the
United Kingdom. Whew!
[definitely not teaching of psychology related but that's why I love this list]
On 2 Dec 2005 at 12:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will soon hold citizenship in England. It will be
fantastic to have a saner world to retreat to when the going gets tougher.
I'm pleased for you, Sandra, but be
Sandra wrote [snip]:
My significant other is British (which means English, Welsh,
and Scottish, but not Northern Irish - yes?)...
In Northern Ireland about 60 percent call themselves British, and the rest
don't.
Allen E.
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Oh goodie - something else to distract me from the overload of papers I
regretfully assigned. =) Perhaps there is a hint of teaching
relevance to this response. What does one do when an unrealistic teaching load
(if one wishes to engage in other professorial activities) forces the
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