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Category Archives: UCUStrikes
A labour of love: Strike diary 18
As university teachers, we are encouraged to embrace ‘innovation’. ‘Innovation’ often boils down to adopting new technologies. I’m very much a nerd, and I love to try out new software and gadgets. But at the end of the day, in … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Greece, Ancient History, History of medicine, UCUStrikes
Tagged Phaenarete, Socrates, UCUstrike
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I swear by Apollo: Strike diary 17
It’s day three of our strike. The weather is wet and generally miserable. This is where things are starting to get tough, and resolve can be dampened. For various reasons, I find it hard to stand still on a picket, … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient History, History of medicine, UCUStrikes
Tagged Asclepius, Hippocrates, UCUStrikes
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Back where it all began: strike diary 16
On this second day of our strike, I have done something that pushed me entirely out of my comfort zone: I MCed (was the Master of Ceremony) for our daily rally. While we have had many women speakers at rallies … Continue reading
Bled dry: strike diary 15
Content warning: blood So here we are again: we are back on strike. We are on strike over pensions, pay devaluation, pay inequality, job insecurity and rising workloads. We will be out for eight days, but the union is talking … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient History, History of medicine, History of the body, UCUStrikes
Tagged bleeding cups
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