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Question climate change in school, or how to get expelled | Catallaxy Files

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Speaking truth to power. Blogging as a fine art. My comment hasn’t appeared. The Cat hasn’t covered. Why we do this? Opinions on the cheap. Gittins wants to get off… →. Question climate change in school, or how to get expelled. 10:04 am, February 20, 2014. Last week I received this email from a Cat reader:. I’ve come across an event – teaching climate change in schools – that may need greater attention and inquiry, and that it may be of interest to you. Then yesterday Deadman reported. My 17 y.o....This ...

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Catallaxy Files | Speaking truth to power | Page 2

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Speaking truth to power. Blogging as a fine art. My comment hasn’t appeared. The Cat hasn’t covered. Why we do this? Newer posts →. Guest Post: Robert Carruthers – Terrorism is not mental illness. 5:30 pm, August 21, 2016. Why are our governments attacking and stigmatising people with mental health issues? Claims of mental illness. Are repeatedly being used to explain. Perhaps not, but this is an entirely predictable unexpected outcome. Where are all the patient advocates? I doubt the practice of immedia...

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Blog Wars | Catallaxy Files

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Speaking truth to power. Blogging as a fine art. My comment hasn’t appeared. The Cat hasn’t covered. Why we do this? Kristy Fraser-Kirk and her $37 million lawsuit. Rudd’s comeback →. 8:57 pm, August 5, 2010. From the American Thinker. For six months, they made Krugman’s blog one of the more informative and interesting places to hear economics debated. In part, this was because they gave Krugman a serious run. Their posts were long, near the 5,000-character limit set by the New York Times&#...It’s ...

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August « 2014 « The Politically Incorrect Australian

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The Politically Incorrect Australian. Confessions of a Recovered Leftist. Monthly Archives: August 2014. Towards a minimalist foreign policy. There’s an interesting post at the Upon Hope. Blog on the differences between traditional conservatism and paleo-conservatism, making the case that the chief difference is the approach to foreign policy, with paleo-conservatives favouring isolationism and traditional conservatives favouring an interventionist foreign policy. This does not mean that I was a fan of S...

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Andrew Norton » Blog Archive » Is an arts degree a good financial investment? #2

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Laquo; Should government issue advertising be regulated? Does anyone want to replace me? Is an arts degree a good financial investment? Earlier in the month. I looked at median weekly income for arts graduates, all graduates, and people with certificate III/IV qualifications, as reported in the 2006 census (note the various data caveats in the first post). I found that arts graduates had similar income profiles to certificate III/IV holders. Feed Both comments and pings are currently closed. One cause of...

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Andrew Norton » Higher education

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Archive for the 'Higher education' Category. Laquo; Previous Entries. The rise and partial fall of full-fee students. Tuesday, August 9th, 2011. DEEWR is painfully slow to release new data, but they deserve credit for at least making old data more accessible with their new online uCube facility. Constructing trend data has often meant collating data from each separate year, but uCube will now speed that for many items in the higher education student data collection. Posted in Higher education. University...

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Andrew Norton » Blog Archive » A president and a VC

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Laquo; Does anyone want to replace me? The most disobeyed legislation on the Commonwealth statute books? A president and a VC. Two events to promote:. At lunchtime Thursday, Czech President Vaclav Klaus will give a Deakin lecture on the future of personal and economic freedom, at Melbourne University at lunchtime. For details email [email protected]. This entry was posted on Monday, July 25th, 2011 at 6:05 pm and is filed under Higher education. Feed Both comments and pings are currently closed. Joe &#82...

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OMG! My comment hasn’t appeared | Catallaxy Files

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Speaking truth to power. Blogging as a fine art. My comment hasn’t appeared. The Cat hasn’t covered. Why we do this? My comment hasn’t appeared. If you are posting your very first comment at the Cat it won’t appear until I approve it. If I do approve it, your subsequent comments should appear. If your very first comment is indistinguishable from Spam it probably won’t appear. If you include too many links in your post, the Cat system will hold your comment for approval. It’s not the media that is i...

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The disability dilemma | Catallaxy Files

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Speaking truth to power. Blogging as a fine art. My comment hasn’t appeared. The Cat hasn’t covered. Why we do this? David Leyonhjelm, guest post on taxes. How is that feral cross bench voting? 8:14 pm, May 22, 2015. I came across this interesting analysis of what has happened to the disability support pension in the UK. Recall that the Cameron government undertook a major revamp of the hugely expensive and growing system of disability income support. Here is the piece:. The Institute for Fiscal Studies ...