Gene wrote about the sophisticated financing that allows Harvard to
maintain its position as a preeminent business while apparently offering
charity.
and
At 02/12/02 08:02 -0800, Johan wrote:
When will the vast armies of
the working intelligentsia see the bigger picture on
a world scale?
Chris wrote:
enough insight and flexible irony,
(thank you)...and...
could only have conviction in the importance of
increasing the market share of enterprise A versus
enterprise B and feign some team spirit
Right so. The two just wont mix, will they! Poor
capital, how can it muster
The New Labour government in Britain has a strategic problem. The minister
for higher education, Margaret Hodge, was explaining it yesterday. It
believes that by 2010, 8/10 new jobs in Britain will require a university
education. Therefore it is trying to push the proportion of the relevant
When will the vast armies of
the working intelligentsia see the bigger picture on
a world scale?
Having recently left the academic sanctum - with
astronomic debts and tiny prospects of finding work, I
have some thoughts on the subject.
Tutition fees and student debt is necessary. Not to
pay
Further on Johan Soderberg:
I think the student loans have a pernicious effect that may be implied
in what Johan writes but I want to make explicit. The loans make the
borrower as desperate for growth in the economy as are the capitalists.
Further on Chris Burford:
He mentions a
