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Daily Archives: 21 December 2011
Righting authorship wrongs [4]
I had never heard of Dalton Trumbo until today, and I daresay you haven’t heard of him either. He was a member of the “Hollywood Ten,” which was a group of writers and directors who were blacklisted after being deemed … Continue reading
Posted in Authorship, Froth
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An Identification Guide to Professors [4]
As we head for Christmas, it is worth considering the people we’ve been surrounded by for the past year. Some will have been a delight, others may have caused immense stress for a number of different reasons. So, time to … Continue reading
Posted in departmental responsibilities, dramatis personae, Science Culture, university politics
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The Real Meaning of Chanukah [15]
Yesterday was the First Night of Chanukah; today is the Solstice; so here is an old essay of mine that comes out at this time of year as regularly as the Chanukah Bush is erected in the drawing room, baubles … Continue reading
Posted in chanukah, Christmas, cretinism, gnosticism, green man, ismsismism, king herod appreciation society, manichaeanism, noctule, nystagmus, strabismus, stradivarius, syncretism, vespertilionidae
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