Re: Pat Young's comments.
When I studied in the UK it was the same thanks to individuals like Patrick
Boylan and Geoffrey Lewis among others.  But it's not the same in Canada
where despite the important contribution of some individuals to ICOM the
bulk of our colleagues are just not involved let alone knowledgeable of its
history, work and ideals let alone basic information about how the
international system of museology works.

Thanks,
Lynne Teather.

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From: Pat Reynolds <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2000 4:45 PM
Subject: Re: ICOM reforms


> Re Lynne Teather's notion that the work of ICOM should be emphasised in
> educational places: maybe there is cause and effect at work here,
> because when I was studying museum studies at the Institute of
> Archaeology in London, one afternoon was devoted to institutions at the
> national, national, regional and local level.  I seem to remember we had
> two speakers, one of which was on the board of ICOM-UK.
>
> --
> Pat Reynolds
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>    "It might look a bit messy now, but just you come back in 500 years
time"
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