April 3, 2012
Romenesko
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Need a ‘tudor’ for your kid? Check LinkedIn

In my Facebook wall comments about the University of North Carolina j-school dropping its spelling test, Janet Rae-Dupree writes that an acquaintance in the education field lists “tudor” — not tutor — as his/her job title on LinkedIn. A search on that social networking site finds many “tudors” offering their services. Here are just a few:

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  1. fermata said:

    of course, that would be Janet Rae DuprEE
    :-)

  2. David Cay Johnston said:

    Deer Deen Roush,

    I wuz thinkun thar mite b sum gude infurmation to lern from ur skool so i culd bcome a reel reportor for a noozpaper now that speling has bcum optimal four jurnlism dgree candudates. Pleeze advice.

  3. gottacook said:

    Is that a Ford Tudor? Or a Fordor? (actual Ford spellings circa 1950)

  5. Ryan said:

    Is it possible this isn’t a mistake? And they’re actually members of the European dynasty that ruled England from 1485 to 1603?