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	<title>Comments on: History department should acknowledge its faults</title>
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		<title>By: sympathiser</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 May 2008 01:53:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>In physics, when choosing final year projects, each in a year group of 60 BSc or 40 MPhys students selects their top 6 choices in order of preference from about 60-70 offered projects. Then the module allocator guy plugs all these choices into a computer program (that the guy probably wrote himself) which then spews out the project allocations. 

Perhaps a little swapping of software between depts is all that is required here... but I guess that would require the history dept to get off its arse for students... which (my housemates reliably inform me) is usually cant be bothered to do. artyfarty humanities academics - they're not really problem solvers are they.</description>
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<p>Perhaps a little swapping of software between depts is all that is required here&#8230; but I guess that would require the history dept to get off its arse for students&#8230; which (my housemates reliably inform me) is usually cant be bothered to do. artyfarty humanities academics - they&#8217;re not really problem solvers are they.</p>
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