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The Revolutionary Expansion of Graduate Studies at Addis Ababa University
Ethiopia, with a population of 75 million, is one of the poorest countries on earth, having 98% of its population...
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The Stories We Tell Ourselves
Yesterday I had a chance to catch up with an old friend -- High School Friend on Wrong Ocean was...
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Think Like a Colleague
To succeed in job interviews, especially during the economic downturn, grad students need to shift mindsets, write Cheryl Reed and Dawn M. Formo.
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Ecumenical vs. Evangelical
A historian's thoughts on recent American religious history resonate with the campaign season. Scott McLemee looks around the paywall.
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Cellular Data Plans, Laptops, and Blended Learning
Does our ability to effectively do our jobs in a blended learning, web-enabled, educational model ultimately reduce to the robustness...
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The Accidental Mentor
On my way back from Bandung, Indonesia, I received two messages which set me hollering in joy in the crowded...
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What passes for thought leadership
A white paper recently crossed my desk. Issued by TRIRIGA, a facilities management consulting outfit recently purchased by IBM, it...
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Drop the Ball
If universities want to end athletic scandals, they need to kill Division I football and basketball, writes Lewis Margolis.