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question for 2nd history

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  • 01-02-2006 11:10am
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    ferdi
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    ok can someone please link this paper by tom bartlett which we are meant to have read off the history page? i cant find it at all.

    and on the point, any comments on anthony mccormack's lecturing style? seems like he is used to teaching in a special needs kindergarten..


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    GusherING
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    I haven't got round to checking myself, but I have you logged on to ucd.ie/history? If so, your on the wrong site, the new history dept. site is ucd.ie/historyarchives. Thats all this bloody restructuring and modularisations fault,btw!! ;)


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    Mr.Nice Guy
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    As someone in 2nd year history is it bad that I haven't got a clue what the hell you're talking about? :o


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    ferdi
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    Mr.Nice Guy wrote:
    As someone in 2nd year history is it bad that I haven't got a clue what the hell you're talking about? :o
    kind of - its the main text for the 2nd semester core course..


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    Mr.Nice Guy
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    ferdi wrote:
    kind of - its the main text for the 2nd semester core course..

    Can we not get it in the Student Union place?


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    elmyra
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    http://www.ucd.ie/historyarchives/secondyear2005.htm

    then just scroll down to second year core course semester two where it says 'Download 'An Overview' Here' and that's it...

    Cool for this semester, last semester's notes would be handy...

    Anthony McCormack likes to repeat himself, repeating himself is what Anthony McCormack does, so basically what we're saying is that Anthony McCormack is repetitive...


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