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8楼2017-06-12 10:21

Rectifying failures of the system time and again
rectify英 ['rektɪfaɪ] 美 ['rɛktɪfaɪ] vt. 改正；精馏；整流
National apologies for the travesties committed in institutional care are important, but it’s also vital we recognise other severe deficiencies in the system.
travesty英 ['trævɪstɪ] 美 ['trævəsti] n. 歪曲
Children in government systems were typically given the minimum legal education and then funnelled into the same types of jobs they had entered in the 19th century – domestic servants, farm labourers, and other low-skilled work.
funnel英 ['fʌn(ə)l] 美 ['fʌnl] n. 漏斗 V.传送

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Senator Simon Birmingham’s personal intervention during his time as education minister in 2017 and 2018 to deny funding to 11 Australian Research Council (ARC) grants, all in the humanities and worth a combined total of A$4.2 million, has sparked outrage.
The Australian Labor Party has a “protocol” of issuing explanatory details when a minister intercedes on these types of matters, something it accuses the present government of ignoring.
As one of Haigh’s interviewees put it, “young academics will sheer away from gender, because of the perception that it’s [the ARC process] being monitored”.
That Australia has “no other form of research advancement apart from government” made this particularly problematic.
Birmingham’s singling out of humanities grants, and his explanatory tweet appealing to populist sentiments, exposes a particular vision of the humanities.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will intervene in the ANU's decision to pull out of a controversial new degree in Western Civilisation, saying he wants to talk to the university's vice-chancellor about it directly.
On Thursday, Mr Turnbull became the latest Liberal politician to wade into the furore over the course, which was to be funded by the John Howard-headed Ramsay Centre.
Many Australians would disagree that this is the case. One of the attributes of “Western civilisation” vaunted by government figures is the secular Enlightenment, which encouraged debate and criticism of established ideas.
Coming at the tail end of the “history wars” of the Howard era, the decision was greeted with joy by the likes of Andrew Bolt and horror by the academy.
Professor Schmidt told Fairfax Media on Thursday that the Ramsay Centre had "sought a level of influence over our curriculum and staffing that went beyond what any other donor has been granted, and was inconsistent with academic autonomy".
Long-standing concerns about the secretive negotiations came to a head last month when the National Tertiary Education Union wrote to the university warning of a potential backlash if the final deal was seen to compromise on the ANU's values or link the university to a "divisive cultural and political agenda".
Academics who spoke to Fairfax raised concerns the proposal could push one narrow view of history and give unprecedented control of the curriculum to an outside philanthropic organisation.
The centre has maintained it upheld "the principles of academic autonomy" at all times during its discussions with the ANU, which was the first university to enter into negotiations on the degree after the centre put a call out to universities last year.
He also revealed the centre had recently agreed to let the university prepare a draft curriculum for "examination and response", in lieu of an earlier draft, believed to have been prepared by the centre, that was rejected by the ANU.
"The reality is that until a few weeks ago provisional agreement had been reached on the curriculum, and an approach to staff selection, both of which were subject to the final approval of university authorities," Mr Howard wrote.
The course had been expected to launch in first semester next year but fears about its content spiked last month when former prime minister Tony Abbott, who also sits on the board of the centre along with Kim Beazley, wrote an article suggesting the board would wield influence over the curriculum and staff.
At Senate Estimates hearings this week, federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham accused the union and the ANU's two student associations, who all backed the university's decision, of stoking negativity about the Ramsay Centre's "significant bequest".

20楼2018-10-28 22:37

Nationals leader, and deputy prime minister, Michael McCormack, has said he is open to the idea.
Amid intense price competition across many supermarket categories, the price of milk stirs passions like nothing else.
which was ordered by then federal treasurer Scott Morrison to investigate the low milk prices paid to dairy farmers.
The ACCC’s report does identify a range of market failures due to bargaining power imbalances and information asymmetry, but these are crucially between dairy farmers and processors.
Supermarkets are under pressure to keep food prices low, particularly on staples such as bread, milk and eggs.
This is evident from the fact that campaigns to get shoppers to exercise their power as ethical consumers quickly run out of steam.
Despite this, and because the ACCC inquiry’s findings have so far done little to dispel myths about the price of milk, retailers such as Woolworths have seen it as prudent to embrace the levy idea and publicly demonstrate support for dairy farmers.

21楼2018-10-28 23:09

Eleven people were killed when the gunman burst in on the congregation’s morning worship service carrying an assault rifle and three handguns.
He is alleged to have regularly reposted anti-Semitic slurs, expressed virulent anti-immigrant sentiments, called immigrants “invaders,” and claimed that Jews are “the enemy of white people.”
In February 2017, more than 100 gravestones were vandalized at a cemetery outside of St. Louis, Missouri, and at another Jewish cemetery in Philadelphia.
This outpouring of anti-immigrant and anti-Semitic sentiment is reminiscent in many ways of the political climate during the years between the first and second world wars in the U.S. or the interwar period.

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