Hi All,
Sorry I sent my personal note to Stephen to the entire list. I forgot that
our format is back to the way it used to be. Mea culpa.
Beth Benoit
University System of New Hampshire
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Paul wrote
I've got to admit that I agree on that last point (despite my earlier
ribbing...). As I understand it, we're 9 point underdogs at the moment. On
the other hand, the Packers are a better team than they've looked recently,
and this IS the NFL's 1-loss-and-you're-out playoff system. If it
I hope that in the sports tangent we haven't lost sight of the original
question, which I'll repost here:
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Dear Tipsters,
I am currently writing a module on knowledge creation in
psychology and I want to include a unit on the relationship between
knowledge and
Despite the fact that I am a social psych person and a Packer fan, I do
agree with Ed that such explanations are circular and a problem in the
social sciences where underlying mechanisms remain un-precise (or, in
postmodern, social constructionist ideology, may be anathema). Theory
I suspect that Cynthia Mullis intended these remarks for me
alone, but, like Beth Benoit, was caught by new-style TIPS
posting. No harm done (no titillating unintended indiscretions
for us to enjoy in either case, I regret to say), but I thought
I'd reply in public, mostly because I'm hoping to
Paul,
I think the threads changed names a few times. They were called seduced by
science; what is religion; and stats on religion/religious folk.
If you are trying to find the posts on line they occurred during the first
10 days of October 2001. I've kept some of my favorite posts in my
Ed,
I have been thinking about your original questions, but I have been busy
with the first days of classes and have not had time to write a coherent
response until now. I offer this analysis with some sense of humor, at least
I believe that Proxmire would consider any research based on these
Hi
On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Richard Pisacreta, Ph.D. wrote:
There is a common misperception by the public (and some academics) about
what tenure means. Tenure means that you no longer have to go through the
annual scrutiny that new faculty are submitted to during their
probationary periods. It
Tim and Mary were both patients in a Mental Hospital. One day while they were walking past the hospital swimming pool, Tim suddenly jumped into the deep end. He sunk to the bottom stayed there. Mary promptly jumped in to save him. She swam to the bottom and pulled Tim out. When the medical
Yes. I have talked to others who think faculty get something special that other
professions do not have - but this is not true. Tenure merely guarantees due
process. When physicans and lawyers are fired, they are not given pick slips and
asked to clear their desks by the end of the week! In most
Haydee -
Thanks for replying, but notice that the original request wasn't mine, but
rather came from Gerhard Viljoen. I was just reposting that request (out of
guilt, as I may have been the one who hijacked the thread in the first place
with my Bears/Satan comment).
I suspect
Oops. Sorry. Had deleted the original post and didn't read too far into your
email I guess. Hope it helped Gerhard!
Haydee Gelpi
Broward Community College
Florida
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I am glad to see so many pleases with the NFL playoffs. I had to suffer in
loss after loss by the Panthers.
Stephen Truhon
Winston-Salem State University
Winston-Salem, NC 27110
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Actually, as time has gone on for me, the evidence builds for the existence
of God, but the evidence for the Devil declines. So I would like to be the
first to say the Devil is Dead.
I am not saying I have not experience extreme evil in my world personally, I
am saying it is not caused by God
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