Announcing guest bloggers for April

I've got a wonderful and diverse line-up of guests at the blog this month.  In rough order of appearance guest bloggers and their topics will include:

David Velleman (NYU): "How to find out everything you need to know about graduate programs in philosophy in only 12 weeks, 40 hours per week."

Noelle McAfee (Emory):  "Tips for Writing Your Own Wikipedia Entry."

Jonathan Ichikawa (British Columbia): "Everything you need to know about Canadian defamation law when truth is not available as a defense."

Jenny Saul (Sheffield):  "'Be nice' and other slogans for disguising who you really are."

Mark Lance (Georgetown):  "Morally pure people can't be bullies, and other holier-than-thou insights."

Finally, I'll actually be guest-blogging at the Feminist Philosophers blog this month on the topic, "Everything you need to know about due process and fairness, but would like to forget."

More here.

UPDATE;  David Velleman had a funny response to my April Fools' Joke:  he wanted to write instead on "Bullying, Mud-Slinging, and other Schoolyard Skills for Philosophers."  That would be great!   I admit he knows quite a lot about this too (this is the guy, after all, who pioneered the selective publication of other people's private e-mails), and so could do a good job, especially on bullying graduate students.  Noelle McAfee, alas, took the joke less well. But I'll put a few additional comments about "Lyin' Noelle" (where did I hear that?) over here, so as not to bore normal people.