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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ugh. She is insecure. -- signed, another PhD [/quote] + 1 yup[/quote] When I was in grad school, the only faculty members who demanded that you call them Dr Larloman were those who were fresh out of grad school -- aka the youngest, greenest, least impressive faculty. Older, more secure, tenured faculty would have laughed if you had called them Dr. Larlawoman, in my experience. [/quote] Ha. As an undergrad at a Southern, traditional school, all professors were referred to as "Dr." In my PhD program, we called all professors by their first names--everyone, that is, except for my mentor, who was very senior and extremely accomplished and older (over 60). We all called him Dr. for some reason. I actually can recall the first time I referred to him as "Dave" in an email. :)[/quote]
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