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The Boy Rocks the Science Fair
The Boy has his mother's spatial sense and a touch of my nerdiness, so he was all over the science...
A thought in the dark
As my clock-radio switched on NPR this morning, I was treated to two seemingly similar stories, one right after the...
Teaching Tips
David Galef reveals a U of All People colleague's secrets for saving professors time and easing their workload in the classroom.
Clang
In a meeting today, I heard a smart person use "wi-fi" as a verb, as in "we wi-fi'ed the room...
Mothering at Mid-Career: On not having an iPad (yet)
Sometimes I think it's a good thing I'm not wealthy*. Not that I can't imagine all kinds of good things...
A Student's Views
A Dartmouth senior, Lucretia Witte, conducted a research project "collecting information and testimonies on how students view the roles of...
Prof to Student and Back
Steve Cohen, a long-time adjunct, finds himself enrolled in law school -- and thinking about some common teaching questions and strategies
Pick Your Battles
Kerry Ann Rockquemore writes about the danger of fighting everything and of the danger of never expressing legitimate frustrations.