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Quid pro carbon?

Apparently, an electric utility has offered Kansas State $2.5 million on the condition that the state government reconsider and approve...
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Switching Sides of the Table

A year after being interviewed for jobs, Kimberly A. Hamlin is asking the questions of candidates, and considers her new perspective.
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When Moppets Attack

The Girl is the cutest, most angelic looking three year old on the planet. But don't be fooled. Yesterday morning...
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Assessment Changes Everything

Humanities professors should not fear the measurement of learning outcomes, but should view the process as one that can help students and the academy, writes Gerald Graff.
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Follow the kilowatts

A couple of posts ago, I threatened to explain more about some of the reasons it’s hard to get people...
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Ask the Administrator: Sexuality and Student Trips

A new correspondent writes: I read your blog daily and know there are many wise readers who help those seeking...
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Zombie Nation

Cannibalism and human depravity? Dante would have loved it. Scott McLemee interviews a religious scholar about our fascination with the living dead.
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Pen Names in the Digital Age

Before the blog post, a bit about the festivities at today’s three-ring Churm circus: First, if you have any interest...