What a year it has been, the CoronaDiaries online digital collection is now live! More of the 750 submissions will be added over the coming weeks! A physical archive will also be created at the Richard Burton Archives
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🚨A MUST WATCH🚨
“Incompetence at the very top of Dundee University”
@dundeeuni principal Shane O’Neill gets grilled for trying make over 600 staff pay the price for his mismanagement👇
I worked in a factory for 12 years I clocked in & when I clocked out there was such a sense of freedom knowing work has done, Fridays were brilliant. Since working in Higher Education I have never felt that freedom on leaving work. Because you never leave work.
This fact about UK academia may surprise you!
I wonder if others feel the same way: UK academia is weirdly ani-intellectual. I had a good academic career in UK, and left 2 years ago, ended up, happily, in Finland . I did all my degrees in the UK, and got to SL. And yet....
Seems people aged faster back in the day on Ramsey St, another classic episode of @neighbours with Jim advising Helen on her love triangle [she's in love with her daughter's fiance] & comforting Lucy over her drowned dog Basil, how is he only aged 40?!Looks at least 50!
Another observation on classic vs new @neighbours, no more secretaries! Helen predicts to Madge [who was her secretary at one time for Home James!] that a computer might one day take her job, even Paul Robinson does his own admin these days!
Ooh look, there's my book on the shelf in Waterstones #Bristol@Waterstones262 now signed if anyone wants a signed copy for yourself or to gift a friend!
@thesociologyguy@neighbours No chance! Although, I bet if Max Ramsey had held onto the house [although did he/Maria ever sell it to Madge?] he could sell up at a huge profit and move into the new combined retirement complex/high school[!],another sign of changing demographics in the area
Been watching classic and new episodes of @neighbours ,struck by how gentrified Ramsey Street has become since the 80s,now we have lawyers, doctors [two], headteachers [two] living there, where are the mechanics,plumbers,ground workers? Shows high cost of living in Erinsborough?