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Hymn to the Libraries
There will never be enough words to write about libraries and my very personal encounters with their books. Beyond the...
The Gated Community College
If you have a kindle, or a kindle app, I really can’t recommend “The Gated City,” by Ryan Avent, highly...
Collegiality, Online Discussions, and EdTech Vendors
Higher ed is tough on our vendors. We are a vocal bunch, we like to share our opinions, and with...
Math Geek Mom: On Trying to Bifurcate
The term "bifurcate" means to divide into two, to have the main body of something divide into two parts. I...
EPA delays GHG regulation, cries wolf
To nobody's surprise, here it is. '[T]he decision to delay the proposed rule was driven by agency considerations and not...
Ask the Administrator: How to Ensure a Diverse Candidate Pool?
A new correspondent writes I work in the English department at a medium-sized but rapidly expanding community college in the...
The end of the chore wars?
Good news for men and women: Time Magazine recently heralded the end of the chore wars! According to author Ruth...
The Disruption Is Here
Just because higher education isn't going away doesn't mean that those arguing that radical change is on the way are incorrect, writes Michael Staton.
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