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The Life Cycle of an Aid Program
1. Need goes unmet for extended period. 2. Unmet need strikes someone with connections. 3. New aid program proposed. Much...
Drama Mama: What It Means to Be 'Lucky'
Recently I have been having many issues with getting all my day to day goals met. Between moving, summer research...
Crossing the (Digital) Line
As technologies and generations change, professors must consider new ways of building bridges with their students, Julie Frechette writes.
A new leader in the greenhouse
It's probably just my northeastern liberal elitist upbringing, but when I think of colleges and universities that "get it" on...
Academics Behaving Badly
Last month I went to an organizational meeting for anyone on campus interested in teaching courses (off-campus) for people who...
A Defense of European Languages
Just because China and the Middle East are increasingly important is no reason to drop study of French and German, writes Stephen Brockmann.
Math Mom: Pomp and Circumstance
Although I am not a preacher, for the past dozen years or so I've spent my Mother's Day in a...
Failing Too Many
The story of the Norfolk State professor fired for failing too many students (see IHE's story here) is a kind...
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