sylvestm wrote:
One of my students called and said that she was in a car accident
and requested a two day delay in turnig in her assignment.
I told her to bring me the police report and I will
consider that as a legitimate excuse.
SNI
Assuming that this is an actual circumstance (you
I think in this situation you attend your son's game, but send personal
notes of congratulations with a brief explanation of your absence to any of
your advisees who are graduating or other students who will particularly
miss you at Commencement. JMO.
Paul Smith
Alverno College
Milwaukee
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On Thu, 25 Apr 2002 08:04:08 -0500 Dr. Bob Wildblood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote.
Don't forget, I'll be in Daytona Beach in June...
Bob Wildblood, PhD
Indiana University Kokomo
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When you arrive in Daytona you may call me on my cell phone 214-7790 or
leave a message for me at
Thanks to all of you for supporting my gut reaction. Annette, sorry for
sending this to you twice
The real complication is that the best student I have ever had, and likely
to ever have is graduating this year. He has been my project ever since he
transferred to Oswego 2 1/2 years ago. A boy
Reminder to set your VCRs for tonight's PBS special, Did Daddy Do It?
It's at 9 EST.
What particularly interested me for use in class: a closer look at the
controversy over the techniques of interviewing children about sexual
abuse.
Beth Benoit
University System of New Hampshire
[EMAIL
Sorry folks, forgot to provide website for tonight's PBS showing, Did Daddy
Do It?
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/fuster/
Beth Benoit
University System of New Hampshire
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Edward Pollak wrote:
As for graduation attendance: I HATE formal ceremonies of any and every
kind
from weddings to award ceremonies to graduations. Maybe it comes from my
roots in the 60s but I cannot stand them and get bored to tears.
I sympathize. I like some of the formalities - the
I agree about the commencement speakers. The alltime record was set by our
beloved president (of the college) who really is a nice guy. He has a Latino
last name and read a long address that had obviously been translated for him
by someone in the Spanish Department. His pronunciation was so
I believe we spent some time pondering the brain-boggling aspects
of this one. Along with a selection of letters, including, I'm
pleased to say, mine, the author replies. I would characterize
his response as enigmatic, particularly in relation to the
question whether this is a real study or a
