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Callan Davies

Nearly 40% of schoolleavers (should be more re “growth” in other major economies) become graduates, making them one of the largest shared interest groups in British society across coming decades. But sure, that’s under 50%, so sacrifice them to The Taxpayer (presumably not these specific taxpayers).

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Admirable strength from the family in what must be an impossible time. Hoping that students and the University community, as well as the wider city, are keeping safe amid these horrendous and heart-breaking events.

Anyone interested in playhouses and their legacies, please do consider registering for this @saaupdates.bsky.social semina!

Excited to get stuck into reading This Little World (my copy of which should be arriving shortly!)

So much to despair of here but both the short- and long-term politics of this are ludicrous and self-defeating. In any case, what is the percentage threshold required for a population grouping to merit fair and considered policy!?

What exactly is the government's priority? Because it sure as hell isn't growth... ...nor innovation, nor social mobility, nor regional re-balancing...so what on earth is it?

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Callan Davies

Engaging the public in humanities & social sciences feels more important than ever. So we are offering £8k grants for researchers to work with galleries, libraries, archives, museums or performing arts organisations to do this. Please help spread the word! www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/sche...

Googling pseudonymous early modern tracts now often produces a hallucinated scholarly attribution. At first I would check the evidence, wondering if I'd missed something. Here's an example of how it makes up a scholarly consensus on attribution: Robert Parsons, Matthew Grove, Anthony Munday...

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