Nice one Hannah. I prefer to think of the modern ANU as a grand experiment in how many drones can be supported by the hive without the whole thing falling over. It will make a terrific subject for a future blog post.
The whole idea of universities as quasi-private state-created and federally-funded universities is a recipe for managerial corruption. Unlike private sector CEOs or public servants, university managers (we shouldn't grant to them the claim that they are "the university") are answerable to nobody except a rubber-stamp council. Of course they find reasons to pay themselves a fortune.
Nice one Hannah. I prefer to think of the modern ANU as a grand experiment in how many drones can be supported by the hive without the whole thing falling over. It will make a terrific subject for a future blog post.
seems like a 'who sank the boat' type scenario
https://www.penguin.com.au/books/who-sank-the-boat-9780140509403
The whole idea of universities as quasi-private state-created and federally-funded universities is a recipe for managerial corruption. Unlike private sector CEOs or public servants, university managers (we shouldn't grant to them the claim that they are "the university") are answerable to nobody except a rubber-stamp council. Of course they find reasons to pay themselves a fortune.
Yes, the boat is listing.