Not that this is particularly relevant to biblical studies, but I have just learned today that my high school (Acton Boxboro Regional in Mass.) has been ranked the #4 public high school out of the entire Northeastern region of the country (take that Lincoln-Sudbury!). Not only that, but Money magazine has ranked the town of [...]
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20 Jan 09
I was motivated by a recent post and follow-up comment on Charles Halton’s blog regarding the ranking of journals in biblical studies. Angela Erisman responded in a comment with this advice:
Also, a better way to gauge the prestige of a journal than a list like the one you mention is simply to pay close attention [...]
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