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rick++
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| Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2004 10:15 pm
Post subject: Re: Too few CS doctorates |
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The NSF issues this warning almost every year,
yet there are lots of people complaining about losing their tech employment.
The research-academic sector has its own expansionary agenda,
basically to keep itself going.
This may have not correlation with economic reality. |
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Peter Neenan
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| Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2004 7:54 am
Post subject: Re: Too few CS doctorates |
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I realize that Classical Studies have fallen on hard times, but there will
always be a need for teachers of Latin and Greek. I think the fact that
there are too few PhD's in Classical Studies bodes ill for the future of
scholarship in this country.
PN
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| Quote: | The NSF issues this warning almost every year,
yet there are lots of people complaining about losing their tech
employment.
The research-academic sector has its own expansionary agenda,
basically to keep itself going.
This may have not correlation with economic reality. |
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