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Huw Humphreys
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Monthly Archives: August 2014

  • In 1980 somebody foolishly offered me a job as a geologist on a mine on the Evander gold field in South Africa. The deal was 55 days leave per [...]

    Pilgrimage and intentionality

    August 31, 2014
  • At last we are getting some clear light between the Conservative and Labour Parties’ official positions on education. Tristram Hunt, shadow [...]

    Chink of daylight

    August 18, 2014
  • Always good to get a different perspective on education – two recent ones have come my way – this blog from Nick Baines, Bishop of [...]

    The point(ers) of education

    August 15, 2014
  • In the pantheon of lugubrious inter-war writers, Joseph Roth is my favourite. I read his most widely known books, The Radetzky March and  The [...]

    In praise of Joseph Roth

    August 13, 2014
  • I spent yesterday at the Tate Modern. Since the opening of the Henri Matisse Cut-Outs exhibition I have been itching to go and see it, as I have [...]

    Malevich, Matisse and Nash

    August 7, 2014
  • The Times this morning has this stunning statement (well, not that stunning – bottom of Page 12, next to an advert for a new Mini): Free [...]

    Free to a good home

    August 7, 2014
  • It is probably presumptuous to write a post about Malta after being there a week. But it has so much to teach us that it might be worth [...]

    Ten things that the Maltese have to teach us

    August 4, 2014
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