The University Concourse | Commendations (1)

Commendations (1)

by Charles Fischer

I was very glad to receive the first issue of the University Concourse. A delightful publication and a much needed forum for discussion. As usual, Dr. Crosby has hit a line drive right over the center field fence. Also, I can tell by the other articles, especially van Schaijik’s article on NFP and Bratten’s reflection “To systematize or not to systematize” that this journal does not lack for courage to address the difficult questions.

I look forward to future issues.

Dr. Charles Fischer, Associate Professor of Psychology

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