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Why Doesn't Plagiarism Matter?
As David Horowitz would be quick to remind you, academics tend to skew to the left in their political outlook...
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Dittos and Ditching Darkrooms for Digital
Readers of a certain age (ahem) will remember dittos. Back when dinosaurs roamed the earth and photocopying was still considered...
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Mothering at Mid-Career: The pseudonymous parent
I read a piece in the Chronicle last week about being a parent and an adjunct. Maybe you saw it...
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Inside information #4 - Thumbs on scales
OK, so it's badly written, and the key section (at least from my perspective) is entirely ungrammatical, but McPaper recently...
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Teaching Abroad With Obama
Helen Solterer, with Jean Delabroy, considers how one of the presidential candidate's speeches was used by a French university.
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The Beginnings of Self-Awareness
We're trying to raise The Girl to be a strong and independent woman, which, given her lineage, is a bit...
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Drama Mama: Everything's Under Control
I’ve just had two weeks of faculty orientation activities and I am so tired I can’t see straight. Between the...
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Expanding Student Choices in Study Abroad
In a global academic market, colleges should shed their protectionist policies on transfer of credit, writes Richard C. Sutton.
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