
“Yes. Your face, my arse.”
“I never knew that! That rabbits had an average weight.”
Mallory is an Editor of The Toast.

“Yes. Your face, my arse.”
“I never knew that! That rabbits had an average weight.”
Mallory is an Editor of The Toast.
Clearly the inventors of Google had watched this …
“I’d like some information, please.”
Half my interactions with queries about our graduate program are like this. Sometimes I wonder why I bother maintaining our website. I always hope those people don’t apply.
Well, who hasn’t fallen in love (until the next Wednesday) with the person who told them about the Bay City Rollers?
Eh, in their defense, it's not always clear what we should be asking. If you've never gone to grad school before, how do you know what to ask about grad school? I don't know if I was quite that clueless when I was applying for grad school, but definitely when I was looking at undergrad schools, I remember having that overwhelming feeling of, I want information but I don't know what to even ask or where to even begin. Cut them a little slack. ;-p
To each their own. I stand by my preference not to admit applicants who email questions like "does your program have a PhD in literature" when our website lists in detail all three PhD tracks (including, yes, the PhD in literature).
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“I never knew that! That rabbits had an average weight.”