The employment outcomes of Arts graduates

[brendan]

y halo thar trolly mctroll troll

Why that is not a very nice thing to say of your girlfriend.

[ninwa]

For the record, they are not "criticism" threads. They are simply information regarding the employment outcomes of graduates from certain fields of study. What the reader makes of the information is up to them.

I was referring to the thread specifically entitled "Arts (criticism) thread", or similar.

[enwiabe]

And I was referring to you, Brendan (AKA trolly mctroll troll).

[brendan]

And I was referring to you, Brendan (AKA trolly mctroll troll).

Good to see your immaturity and inability to separate the message from the messenger is still alive and well.

For the record, they are not "criticism" threads. They are simply information regarding the employment outcomes of graduates from certain fields of study. What the reader makes of the information is up to them.

I was referring to the thread specifically entitled "Arts (criticism) thread", or similar.

In that sense, where is rectifying?

[enwiabe]

Good to see that your cowardice in refusing to admit your anti-arts bias is thriving in the cess pool of elitism that you have created on this board .

[ninwa]

For the record, they are not "criticism" threads. They are simply information regarding the employment outcomes of graduates from certain fields of study. What the reader makes of the information is up to them.

I was referring to the thread specifically entitled "Arts (criticism) thread", or similar.

In that sense, where is rectifying?

Pardon?

[brendan]

For the record, they are not "criticism" threads. They are simply information regarding the employment outcomes of graduates from certain fields of study. What the reader makes of the information is up to them.

I was referring to the thread specifically entitled "Arts (criticism) thread", or similar.

In that sense, where is rectifying?

Pardon?

Correction: In that sense, where have I been rectifying?

[ninwa]

Well, with your "employment outcomes of *insert field of study here* graduates", instead of purely focusing on arts.

[brendan]

Well, with your "employment outcomes of *insert field of study here* graduates", instead of purely focusing on arts.

But they are not "criticism" threads. They are simply information regarding the employment outcomes of graduates from certain fields of study. What the reader makes of the information is up to them.

[ninwa]

I didn't mean to say that they were criticism threads. I made that point in relation to my problem with the fact that until now there has been a total focus on arts. I'm glad that there is now discussion on the other fields of study.

[enwiabe]

Well, with your "employment outcomes of *insert field of study here* graduates", instead of purely focusing on arts.

But they are not "criticism" threads. They are simply information regarding the employment outcomes of graduates from certain fields of study. What the reader makes of the information is up to them.

Sigh, I think this is quite applicable to the Brendan train of thought:

[brendan]

There has always been discussion in the University section on other fields of study other than the Arts.
The purpose of my series of threads on employment outcomes has always been one and the same: to inform.

As a potential Arts student, I don't take offense to any of the articles posted, I enjoy reading them in fact, and don't see how whatever opinion Brendan may have regarding said degrees should be such an issue.

I didn't mean to say that they were criticism threads.

I was under the impression that you were suggesting that they were:

I don't see any Science(criticism) threads, for example, even though they are also rather generalist degrees. (I recognise that Brendan is now seeking to rectify that, judging from his recent posts.)

[brendan]

articles that have an anti-arts prejudice/bias.

Why are these articles "anti-arts": http://vcenotes.com/forum/index.php/topic,7719.msg96113.html#msg96113

[ninwa]

I didn't mean to say that they were criticism threads.

I was under the impression that you were suggesting that they were:

I don't see any Science(criticism) threads, for example, even though they are also rather generalist degrees. (I recognise that Brendan is now seeking to rectify that, judging from his recent posts.)

Lol, if you'll notice the time tag, it was 3am. Sorry my powers of expression aren't as clear at that time as you'd like them to be. I've already told you what I'd meant to say - what do you want me to do, turn back time?

[brendan]

what do you want me to do, turn back time?

If you could I would like to find out how.