Harvard Faculty Adopts Open-Access Requirement

Vooch writes "Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences adopted a policy this evening that requires faculty members to allow the university to make their scholarly articles available free online." I may not be smart enough to go to college, but at least I can pretend to have a Harvard eduction. I don't think that will be enough to get a gig as a Simpsons writer.

Do you mean education?

[mysqlbytes]

A Harvard eduction?? Some of us learn english proper!

Re:Do you mean education?

[LMacG]

That's unpossible!

Re:Do you mean education?

[sm62704]

You didn't supply a link [uncyclopedia.org].

Eduction

[Radon360]

eduction [merriam-webster.com] transitive verb

1. to bring out
2. deduce

Maybe everyone who attends Harvard has an eduction ceremony before they leave?? I just hope whoever ends up to educting their scholarly articles uses a better method of spell checking. :-P

Re:As opposed to . . .

[urcreepyneighbor]

As opposed to being inducted, subjected, injected, inspected, detected, infected, neglected and selected for the school-for-learning-to-talk-through-your-teeth?

Toss in a ballgag and it sounds like my last date.

Re:Nice of Them

[Mickyfin613]

Hmm I could have sworn their mission was to make sure their yearly endowments topped the GDP of Luxembourg. You mean Harvard doesn't run themselves as a business first? I stand corrected :)