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Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 9:31 AM
Subject: More details: Re: The Rotting Universities
Hi Ed,
At 08:31 13/08/01 -0400, you wrote:
As for the woman at the Sorbonne who wrote the thesis on astrology, I
would
be curious about what she wrote on. For example, perhaps she is a social
historian
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From: Lawrence DeBivort [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 10:40 AM
Subject: RE: The Rotting Universities
We are also seeing in the US a plethora of degree-mills -- fake
universities
whose goal is to sell 'degrees' so
Christoph Reuss wrote:
Keith Hudson wrote:
I see from today's Times that our country is not the only one with rotting
universities. In Paris, The Sorbonne, founded in the 13th century and once
France's most renowned university with the highest standards of
scholarship, has now given
Brad McCormick wrote:
Christoph Reuss wrote:
Keith Hudson wrote:
I see from today's Times that our country is not the only one with rotting
universities. In Paris, The Sorbonne, founded in the 13th century and once
France's most renowned university with the highest standards
I see from today's Times that our country is not the only one with rotting
universities. In Paris, The Sorbonne, founded in the 13th century and once
France's most renowned university with the highest standards of
scholarship, has now given a doctorate to a 63 woman who wrote a thesis
Keith Hudson
On this list I dare not make
a guess as to the state of Canadian universities -- not that I know
anything about them. But I have my suspicions.
I'm not the right person to comment, since I haven't attended one in thirty
years. They may have lost some of their prestige since
Hi Ed,
At 08:31 13/08/01 -0400, you wrote:
As for the woman at the Sorbonne who wrote the thesis on astrology, I would
be curious about what she wrote on. For example, perhaps she is a social
historian interested in the role astrology played in peoples lives or in the
decisions made by the
Hi Ed,
At 08:31 13/08/01 -0400, you wrote:
As for the woman at the Sorbonne who wrote the thesis on astrology, I
would
be curious about what she wrote on. For example, perhaps she is a social
historian interested in the role astrology played in peoples lives or in
the
decisions made by
Keith Hudson wrote:
I see from today's Times that our country is not the only one with rotting
universities. In Paris, The Sorbonne, founded in the 13th century and once
France's most renowned university with the highest standards of
scholarship, has now given a doctorate to a 63 woman who
