We are a concerned group of academics fighting to ensure the opportunity of high quality public higher education for the Sri Lankan masses. This blog is intended as a bulletin board to share news and ideas relevant to the cause. The views and opinions expressed here do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the FUTA. If you wish to post any interesting articles please e-mail them to uteachers.sl at gmail.com
Sunday, July 22, 2012
No FUTA meetings this week
We have been informed that no FUTA meeting with the government or any government ministers have been scheduled for this week yet.
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Regarding the discussion by Dr. Dewasiri on Derana TV teleasted on 23rd Monday 10 pm onwards...
Dear Dr. Dewasiri, We (i am a final year undergrad from University of Sri Jayewardenepura) truly appreciate (and are awed by) your just reasoning and in-depth explanations about the importance of higher education. But we (minority of the total public who had the privilege of higher education in Sri Lanka) are not the market you should be convincing (due to the simple reason that we are anyway on your side)... Please use valuable media time to talk to the hearts of Sri Lanka's general public, (who are not in terms of complicated social theories like you) and make them aware of the prevailing situation in a way that is simple to understand. If your level of thinking is too profound for that, please appoint a suitable representative to do the part of speaking to the ears of the general public... - A concerned student
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Regarding the discussion by Dr. Dewasiri on Derana TV teleasted on 23rd Monday 10 pm onwards...
Dear Dr. Dewasiri,
We (i am a final year undergrad from University of Sri Jayewardenepura) truly appreciate (and are awed by) your just reasoning and in-depth explanations about the importance of higher education. But we (minority of the total public who had the privilege of higher education in Sri Lanka) are not the market you should be convincing (due to the simple reason that we are anyway on your side)... Please use valuable media time to talk to the hearts of Sri Lanka's general public, (who are not in terms of complicated social theories like you) and make them aware of the prevailing situation in a way that is simple to understand. If your level of thinking is too profound for that, please appoint a suitable representative to do the part of speaking to the ears of the general public...
- A concerned student
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