In an admirable, though gloomy, piece on the woes of universities – now with more gloom, it seems, to come – William Green wrote last week of “radical humanities tutors being more likely to strike, thereby reducing humanities’ students contact hours to an even more pitiful level; last semester my six contact hours a week dropped to around three during strike action.”
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In an admirable, though gloomy, piece on the woes of universities – now with more gloom, it seems, to come – William Green wrote last week of “radical humanities tutors being more likely to strike, thereby reducing humanities’ students contact hours to an even more pitiful level; last semester my six contact hours a week dropped to around three during strike action.”