A colleague elsewhere alerts me to the fact that you too can now evaluate the performance of the UNC Dean candidates thanks to the miracles of modern technology. I confess to not have listened to any of the candidates' presentations yet--we have enough here in Austin to watch right now, even though they're not on the Internet.
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