This post sounds like a flame to me. Not every question posted to the
net must be of stupendous import, especially for a newsgroup as quiet
as this one. Give the guy a break.
> Subject: Media vs. medium
> From: T. V. Rajan, rajan at neuron.uchc.edu> Date: 20 May 1994 11:25:32 GMT
> In article <2ri6nc$8ur at threed.uchc.edu> T. V. Rajan,
>rajan at neuron.uchc.edu writes:
> > I have always wondered why immunologists say media when they mean
> >medium, as in "I added 10 ml of cultured 'media'" ?
> >
> >T. V. Rajan, M.D., Ph.D.
> >Professor and Chairman, Department of Pathology
> >University of Connecticut Health Center
> >Farmington, CT 06030.
>> As the Chairman of the Department of Pathology at the University of
> Connecticut Health Center, don't you have anything more important to
> wonder about? Media, medium...who cares? We're not known for our
> spelling either.
>
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