Campaign to save the Humanities at LEARN

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1. 901
   Name: Anonymous on Jul 6, 2009

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2. 902
   Name: Ruth Williams on Jul 7, 2009

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3. 903
   Name: Ricky Maveety on Jul 9, 2009

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4. 904
   Name: Simon Frankish on Jul 9, 2009

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5. 905
   Name: Ruth Strugnell on Jul 9, 2009

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6. 906
   Name: Jonathan Warren on Jul 9, 2009

   Comments: It seems senseless to me to use the current economic downturn as an excuse to stop teaching subjects in the humanities. Were these subjects more important three or five years ago than they are today or next year I seriously doubt it and I would like to challenge someone to quantify those changes.

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7. 907
   Name: G Marks on Jul 11, 2009

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   Name: Jenny Bevan on Jul 11, 2009

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9. 909
   Name: Hayley Long on Jul 12, 2009

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10. 910
    Name: Hayley Long on Jul 12, 2009

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    Name: Patrick McGuinness on Jul 16, 2009

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12. 912
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 16, 2009

    Comments: Life long learn is an important opportunity for young and old alike as it enables subjects to tasted either as means of keeping our minds working or as a means of enabling people to determine their interests and possible work areas without commiting to an expensive course. It enables informed decisions to be made and at the very least opens a window that broadens peoples understanding and views. Its loss would be profound.

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13. 913
    Name: Nathan Godfrey on Jul 17, 2009

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14. 914
    Name: DR J MULVILLE on Jul 22, 2009

    Comments: Access to education is of paramount importance - and those who have not taken traditional school-university pathways need to be able to access in different ways. As this then brings many into the university environment, to stop this first step or developing interest, is misguided and short-term.

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15. 915
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 22, 2009

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16. 916
    Name: Colin Rose on Jul 22, 2009

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17. 917
    Name: Vanessa Dodd on Jul 23, 2009

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18. 918
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 23, 2009

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19. 919
    Name: Ceri Black on Jul 24, 2009

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20. 920
    Name: Gordon Anderson on Jul 24, 2009

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21. 921
    Name: Peter Heslop on Jul 27, 2009

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22. 922
    Name: Tim Rhys on Jul 27, 2009

    Comments: At a time when the Open University has been expanding its Creative Writing teaching, it makes no sense at all to cut every single course in this entire subject. When I ran courses in Playwriting at the Centre in the late 90s they were extremely well-attended. It is a vibrant area with a great deal of potential to attract students. I can understand there might be a need to contract the subject area, to concentrate Creative Writing resources into the more popular areas but to cut all Creative Writing provision is wholly unecessary.

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23. 923
    Name: Anne Baik on Jul 28, 2009

    Comments: Money to the Chalkface Fund the full autumn programme from swingeing pay cuts to the salaries of anyone employed by the University who has an admin staff of more than 3 people.

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24. 924
    Name: Phil Lightwood-Jones on Jul 28, 2009

    Comments: This is hardly the way to encourage lifelong learning and I beleive, in the long run this will be to the detriment of both the learning public and the University.

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25. 925
    Name: Barbara Kopar on Jul 29, 2009

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26. 926
    Name: Alec English on Aug 2, 2009

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27. 927
    Name: Rhys Phillips on Aug 11, 2009

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28. 928
    Name: Rebecca Edwards on Aug 17, 2009

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29. 929
    Name: Sara Broad on Aug 19, 2009

    Comments: this would be a very short sighted move

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30. 930
    Name: Nohmi Gifford on Aug 22, 2009

    Comments: Who in their right mind would want to sweep this 125-year-old tradition under the rug This is beaurocracy run rampant again.

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31. 931
    Name: Clive Nolan on Aug 23, 2009

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32. 932
    Name: Beryl Johnson on Sep 7, 2009

    Comments: The government is supposed to be encouraging people to improve their skills. The Humanities course is an ideal way for them to do this, particularly if they have been out of learning for some time and are not sure what they want to do. Keep this course running.

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33. 933
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 7, 2009

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34. 934
    Name: Elizabth Gibson-Evans on Sep 10, 2009

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35. 935
    Name: Richard Chaney on Sep 10, 2009

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36. 936
    Name: Caroline Chaney on Sep 12, 2009

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37. 937
    Name: John Jackson on Sep 15, 2009

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38. 938
    Name: Marie Spliid Clausen on Sep 16, 2009

    Comments: Be sensible!

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39. 939
    Name: Marie Spliid Clausen on Sep 16, 2009

    Comments: Be sensible!

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40. 940
    Name: Marie Spliid Clausen on Sep 16, 2009

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41. 941
    Name: Kate Humphries on Sep 22, 2009

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42. 942
    Name: Jennifer Burns on Nov 9, 2009

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    Name: Mpxjbdpha on Mar 22, 2010

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