boston.com — The rise this year of a host of new Web video sites targeting high-minded, edifying content suggests that today's marketplace of ideas is rapidly moving online. From interviews with obscure geniuses to splashy marquee names and hoary conference proceedings, an entire back catalog of cerebral Web video is steadily accumulating online.
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adriantrNov 3, 2008
Or maybe they only accept a PHD?
jektalNov 3, 2008
Well... I do now. Anyway, their grammar's still weak with the "Thankyou" and "...system. but..." ...So, yeah. And honeybrass might or might not be from a British-English speaking region. If so, my bad.
lusenok2Nov 3, 2008
You are starting from the wrong end.Off-line education MUST be free for everyone (who qualify).
mtheoryxNov 3, 2008
Why?
dilbertNov 3, 2008
Shhhh, the sun and oxygen are still free. Use it while it lasts.
theodenkingNov 3, 2008
And you think European and Canadian universities don't get foreign students?
ninaodellNov 13, 2008
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happymenschMar 28, 2009
I agree. Tests are needed. If you pass while others fail, then the fact that you passed might actually be worth something.
banckleMar 14, 2011
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