This is only true for faculty members who don't have all of their faculties. Most faculty members I know have not lost the faculty of speech, so they must be missing the faculty of hearing, or at least have so diminished a faculty of hearing that they have no regard for language.
David Ritchie wrote:
Learned friends, I keep hearing the word "faculty" used to refer to individual members of a faculty thus, "Ritchie, you wise and learned faculty, you, what are your thoughts?" Is there possibly a feminist wrinkle here? Have I blinked and so missed an argument about taking "member" out? Or is the case just like "media" being used as a single noun, an error that seems to be winning? David Ritchie, Portland, Oregon------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html
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