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I'd dissuade people from getting a BA but certainly not a funded PhD in the humanities. I would (and have) suggested planning a career path that isn't academia though
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Remembering Nurse Gertrude Roskell, Voluntary Aid Detachment, died from appendicitis on the 31st October 1915 aged 36. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW1 #nurses
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In his first speech to Parliament after learning of the Declaration of Independence, King George vows to crush the rebels.
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Seriously, reading a book a week for a subject was standard in virtually every literature degree in the English-speaking world for decades. Either the students have gotten stupid (they haven't) or the education system is failing our communities (hint: it's the second one)
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Students actually *want* to be challenged and to read good and interesting things? It's actually *universities* letting them down with cost-cutting, fluff and "meet them where they are" nonsense? I'm shocked, I say! Shocked!
It’s the most brutal class at Harvard—and suddenly everyone wants in. No AI, no finance. It's a big dose of western civ and classics.
Great to see.
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Remembering Sister Hilda Jones, Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service, died from pneumonia following influenza on the 28th October 1918 aged 32. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… Photo courtesy & © of Hilda’s family #WW1 #nurses
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Remembering Civilian Hospital Nurse Vera Anderson, died during an enemy air raid on the 27th October 1944 aged 42. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW2 #nurses
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Did you know that the first women to land on the Normandy beachhead in June 1944 were nurses of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing Service?
Their task was to establish a field hospital for 600 wounded soldiers.
They succeeded.
Please remember these heroines who saved lives:
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Miss Edith Radford, Voluntary Aid Detachments. Died of pneumonia contracted on duty 25 October 1918.© IWM WWC H2-140
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Remembering Nurse Diana Cooper, Voluntary Aid Detachment, died in a vehicle accident on the 25th October 1945 aged 23. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW2 #nurses
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Remembering Nurse Ruby Brooks, Voluntary Aid Detachment, died in a vehicle accident on the 25th October 1945 aged 23. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW2 #nurses
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Remembering Staff Nurse Mary Rae, New Zealand Army Nursing Service, died on the hospital ship Marquette on the 23rd October 1915 aged 35. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW1 #NewZealand #nurses
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Remembering Nursing Sister Eleanor Brewis, died on duty at Bigadon Red Cross Hospital on the 21st October 1918 aged 32, VAD index card, death registration in the December Quarter 1918, not commemorated by the CWGC. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW1 #nurses
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Remembering Staff Nurse Mary Innes, New Zealand Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, died in a vehicle accident on the 21st October 1943 aged 29. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW2 #nurses
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Remembering Nurse Emily Hartman, Voluntary Aid Detachment, died from pneumonia following influenza on the 20th October 1918 aged 24. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW1 #nurses
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Remembering Nurse Minnie Yerbury, died from illness on the 20th October 1918 aged 29, death registration in the December Quarter 1918, mentioned in the British Journal of Nursing, not commemorated by the CWGC. Read more via this link: rememberthefallen.co.uk/nurs… #WW1 #nurses





















