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BoomBarmes (talk) 02:27, 18 March 2010 (UTC)What is the "philosopher" based on?
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Not sure why Boston keeps adding that Tom Gerety is a "philosopher." I attended Amherst College for 4 years under his stewardship. Not once during that time did anyone I know -- fellow students, administrators, or faculty members -- ever think he was anything more than an intelligent, capable, and honest administrator. Additionally, he has not published any works that are by any means "philosophic." Hegel was a philosopher; Tom Gerety was the President of Amherst College. |
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