The blog the Chronicle of Higher Education Doesn't Want You To Read
Really. They told me so in a form letter.
posted by dan at 8:48 PM
Sunday, August 30, 2009
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1 Comments:
Dear Mr Bloom
Thank you for sending us your article about screening. This is a lie but lie we must: Several of us have read it, and we
regret to say that we are unable to publish it because you are a nobody and don't have a PHD. Because we receive 1,234,567
manuscripts each week on all sorts of topics, and we have to make some tough
choices. And, unfortunately, that large number also precludes us from
responding to each in depth. But we appreciate your thinking of us and hope
you will keep us in mind for articles in the future.
Thank you,
The Editors
CHRONICLE OF DEBASED EDUCATION
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