Likewise.
Rob
Likewise.
Rob
In message , snipped-for-privacy@white-eagle.invalid.uk writes
I think the figures have come down and now less than 50% of Durham graduates become accountants! Apart from the apathy society I'm sure it wasn't that boring up there.
In message , John Redman writes
But that is part of government thinking which goes thus: Everyone with a degree earns more than average. Therefore if we give everyone a piece of paper that says they have a degree everyone will earn more than average.
It will be the University of Peckham Infant School.
In message , Andy Pandy writes
They could need degrees in political studies, for when they want to try and baffle you and blame the leaking toilet on a rival plumber.
And everyone will have a PhD without being able to spell "PhD"!
They'd spell it Ph'D.
Rob Graham
I worked for the BBC 1969-72. In those days a young Graduate female with a proper arts/classics degree from a good University would be required to work 1 year in the photocopying* suite doing photocopies so she "picked up the ropes" before sthe could apply for a job in production as a PA (Production Assistant, timing shots with a stopwatch and making notes on a clipboard).
Those were the days !
DG
In message , Peter Saxton writes
Well there is a dark blue place that speels it DPhil. Which means that I know people who are MADPhil and I think the odd BADPhil as well.
" snipped-for-privacy@privacy.net" wrote
I believe that Cambridge has both PhD (generally 3-year) and DPhil (generally 2-year(?)).
" snipped-for-privacy@privacy.net" wrote
How about MAFIA ? ;-)
Funny... I also worked for the BBC a few times. One was just sitting in an office and, if anyone called the 'phone, ordering a taxi for them.
Another time was just being given a bottle of vodka and told to answer the 'phone and say nobody was there... since nobody actually was there.
Axel
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