Is it true that children tend to resemble their dads more than their moms as a
guarantee that dads will be assured that the kids are his?
Michael 'omnicentric' Sylvester,PhD
Daytoa Beach,Florida
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I bet they learned something tho ;-)
Check out this article that I saw in USA TODAY's iPad application.
Report: UNC athletes took suspect classes
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The course was titled. Blacks in North Carolina, without instruction, but with
a 10-15 page paper required. According to the Census Bureau there are 2,076,126
blacks in NC. It would take more than 15 typed pages just to list their names.
Bill Scott
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I bet
When I was a TA/part-time instructor at UNC-CH in the mid-60's, three freshman
basketballers came into class and asked me if they had to attend class to get
their passing grade. I immediately called Dean Smith. The next day those
three came into class virtually on hands-and-knees in
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This was the part of the News Observer story that caught my eye: Nyang’oro
received summer pay only for the AFAM 280 class last summer, and it was the
standard amount: $12,000.
$12K to teach one summer class?!?! Where can I get a gig like that? I'll
actually teach the class, too!
Paul
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Hi, everyone. Faced with both a space crunch and a budget crunch, my
university's administration is planning to have faculty begin doubling up and
sharing offices. I have never heard of regular faculty being asked to share
offices. I'm curious as to how common such a policy might be. Please
Hi Marty-
We had to do it years ago before we had an enlarged campus. It actually worked
out well for me as my office mate was a really great person we were quite
compatible. As I remember, the Chair made the assignments but people had the
ability to swap around if they chose.
-Don.
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Hi Marty:
I have dealt with space crunches on several occasions and have
not heard of regular faculty sharing offices as a common
solution. In my experience, the typical solution is to find a
vacant office -- somewhere, anywhere -- for the required time
period.
In the past, the ASU psych
I've been in a shared office situation as an adjunct and as a one year
temporary faculty. It is awkward when you have student consultations and I feel
that the modern climate and laws on confidentiality pretty much rules out this
kind of arrangement.
The school had two 'adjunct' pools, by the
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