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If Henry Could See Us Now
When some colleagues thought they would enhance student reading of Walden by reconstructing Thoreau's cabin, they ran into bureaucracy that offered its own lessons, writes Michael Smith.
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You Can't Dictate My Art To Me
The scrupulously truthful folks over at the creative nonfiction journal Brevity have made their first animated film, in which a...
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Undergraduates in the Library, Trying Not to Drown
Project Information Literacy has a new report out based on surveys of over 8,000 undergraduate students at 25 campuses, as...
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A Response to Marc Bousquet
As regular readers know, Marc Bousquet and I are not each other’s biggest fans. That said, he has really outdone...
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S.W.O.T Analysis of 'Crisis On Campus'
Crisis on Campus: A Bold Plan for Reforming Our Colleges and Universities, by Mark C. Taylor STRENGTHS: Concise: 221 small...
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Student Affairs Associations, LinkedIn, and The Power of Professional Groups
I'm a big fan of LinkedIn. It's often my go-to social media site for professional networking, recommendations, and group discussions...
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Mothering at Mid-Career: Weekend Update, Election Edition
This weekend I paid for last weekend’s pleasures by working more than I usually do. I had papers to grade...
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Pay Yourself First
To get ahead, you need to make your agenda the top priority, writes Kerry Ann Rockquemore.