[*Corinna*]

(Original post by sj27)
In partial thread drift, interesting to note Landscape Architecture is considered as an Arts degree for one of those scholarships.

For qualifications looks like they would also want any non-degree qualifications under there (diplomas, professional ones etc) but definitely also seems that you should list your degrees there.

hahaha yeah :P

[apotoftea]

(Original post by Craghyrax)

Further Education is post-16 school.

Not so sure given A-levels are compulsory now, so surely those come under secondary education?

I always saw further education as more vocational related stuff offered by local colleges et al?

[Craghyrax]

(Original post by apotoftea)
Not so sure given A-levels are compulsory now, so surely those come under secondary education?

I always saw further education as more vocational related stuff offered by local colleges et al?

Well those are the definitions used in the Education literature.
As for recent changes, the document Corinna is reading was probably written 6 years ago, not to be edited for another 10.

[IlexAquifolium]

(Original post by apotoftea)
Not so sure given A-levels are compulsory now, so surely those come under secondary education?

I always saw further education as more vocational related stuff offered by local colleges et al?

But the remit of FE colleges is post-16 education and I'm guessing that won't change even with education becoming compulsory until 18.

[apotoftea]

(Original post by IlexAquifolium)
But the remit of FE colleges is post-16 education and I'm guessing that won't change even with education becoming compulsory until 18.

This is true; and of course you can study A-levels at further ed colleges *doh*

[Craghyrax]

(Original post by apotoftea)
This is true; and of course you can study A-levels at further ed colleges *doh*

That's what I did

[Socrates]

When did a levels become compulsory?

[QHF]

I'm far from an expert, but IIRC it's not A-levels specifically but education of some kind that's compulsory between 16 and 18 -- that could mean an apprenticeship, or whatever.

[Craghyrax]

Does anyone have access to this:
Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion Vol. 15, No 1, Spring (1999) Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza
?
(Sorry I don't have more info than that)

[*Corinna*]

(Original post by Craghyrax)
Does anyone have access to this:
Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion Vol. 15, No 1, Spring (1999) Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza
?
(Sorry I don't have more info than that)

yeah, pm me your email

[*Corinna*]

(Original post by Craghyrax)
Does anyone have access to this:
Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion Vol. 15, No 1, Spring (1999) Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza
?
(Sorry I don't have more info than that)

hm weird...I have the magazine, volume + date correct, but neither No 1 nor No 2 has this name

these are the titles of No1

Front Matter
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002347
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Editors' Introduction(pp. 1-5)
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002348
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Unearthing the Treasure, Unknitting the Napkin: The Parable of the Talents as a Justification for Early Modern Women's Preaching and Prophesying(pp. 7-20)
Carol Thysell
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002349
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Religion and "America's Problem Child": Notes on Pauli Murray's Theological Development(pp. 21-39)
Anthony B. Pinn
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002350
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"Yes, I'm Brave": Extraordinary Women in the Anishnaabe (Ojibwe) Tradition(pp. 40-56)
Theresa S. Smith
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002351
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Women and the "Arahant" Issue in Early Pali Literature(pp. 57-76)
Ellison Banks Findly
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002352
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Review Essay

Toward Womanist Theology and Ethics(pp. 77-95)
Review by: Rufus Burrow, Jr.
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002353
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Editorial

The Messiness of Dying(pp. 96-98)
Paula M. Cooey
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002354
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In a Different Voice

New Reservoirs(p. 99)
Nancy Fitzgerald
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002355
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Vessel Woman(p. 100)
Nancy Fitzgerald
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002356
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Zion Canyon(p. 101)
Nancy Fitzgerald
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002357
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Roundtable Discussion: From Generation to Generation: Horizons in Feminist Theology or Reinventing the Wheel?(pp. 102-138)
Emily R. Neill, Marla Brettschneider, Regula Grünenfelder, Grace Ji-Sun Kim, Patricia A. Martinez, Kirsten Witte, Jane Naomi Iwamura, Debra Washington
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002358
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Back Matter


hm...google says she is the editor. Could it be the introduction or something that you need?

[obi_adorno_kenobi]

Any petrol station queues?

[*Corinna*]

(Original post by obi_adorno_kenobi)
Any petrol station queues?

a friend was saying something on facebook about waiting for hours and missing something at uni, that was Birmingham, in the morning

[apotoftea]

(Original post by Socrates)
When did a levels become compulsory?

This academic year

[IlexAquifolium]

(Original post by *Corinna*)
a friend was saying something on facebook about waiting for hours and missing something at uni, that was Birmingham, in the morning

Yes, it's completely insane here. I struggled to even get home because the queues were blocking the major roads out. Nightmare.

[Craghyrax]

(Original post by *Corinna*)
Toward Womanist Theology and Ethics(pp. 77-95)
Review by: Rufus Burrow, Jr.
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/25002353
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Editorial

I think its this one I'm after, but the intro would also be good thanks. I was watching a film, sorry.

[*Corinna*]

(Original post by Craghyrax)
I think its this one I'm after, but the intro would also be good thanks. I was watching a film, sorry.

haha it's ok. which one? any good??
sending it right now

[*Corinna*]

(Original post by IlexAquifolium)
Yes, it's completely insane here. I struggled to even get home because the queues were blocking the major roads out. Nightmare.

what is happening again? Is there a strike? I remember there was a 2 week strike in Greece last year. They announced it a few days before, you can imagine what followed the next day, EVERYONE was queuing to fill the tanks up, there was not enough petrol for everyone....chaos.

(Original post by Craghyrax)
I think its this one I'm after, but the intro would also be good thanks. I was watching a film, sorry.

it's really interesting how feminism has affected so many fields of study. It's a huge thing in Classics as well...

[sj27]

(Original post by *Corinna*)
what is happening again? Is there a strike? I remember there was a 2 week strike in Greece last year. They announced it a few days before, you can imagine what followed the next day, EVERYONE was queuing to fill the tanks up, there was not enough petrol for everyone....chaos.

.

Article on BBC news that people are panicking and filling up because of expecting petrol prices to rise...
Eta: another one says the panic buying is because of an expected strike.
Second edit: sorry, tired. First article was reporting some stations hiking prices in response to the panic buying (not the cause of it)

[Craghyrax]

(Original post by *Corinna*)
it's really interesting how feminism has affected so many fields of study. It's a huge thing in Classics as well...

Yes its great!

(Original post by *Corinna*)
haha it's ok. which one? any good??
sending it right now

Thanks again. And yes: Blackadder (Goes Forth) always comes highly recommended