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Arguing against the claim that I am anti-academic
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July 27, 2020
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2:24Now PlayingThere is an old phrase 'town and gown' that refers to the relationship, sometimes acrimonious, between non-academics and academics. Some of the former see the latter as arrogant. I myself have been accused of being 'anti-academic', a charge I refute strongly here.
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