Darkstone
Immortal
Jun 4 2013, 7:53pm
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Generally no, although recently one or two schools have proposed taking ownership of work developed by teachers and students for school. (From course syllabi to first grade fingerpainting.)
Of course the ring is more technology than art. Again speaking generally, colleges and universities allow professors and students to retain ownership of their inventions unless faculty or staff involvement is substantial, the work is part of a larger school project, or the use of school facilities, equipment, etc. is substantially in excess of what is normal for educational purposes.
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Brother will fight brother and both be his slayer,
Brother and sister will violate all bonds of kinship;
Hard it will be in the world, there will be much failure of honor,
An age of axes, an age of swords, where shields are shattered,
An age of winds, an age of wolves, where the world comes crashing down;
No man will spare another.
-From the Völuspá, 13th Century
(This post was edited by Darkstone on Jun 4 2013, 7:54pm)
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