Views

One parent’s view of the process at selective colleges, by Deirdre Henderson.

A movie makes Terry Caesar reflect on why ethical standards -- and standards generally -- are no longer viewed in absolute terms.

Revelations about a player in Watergate have put an end to one mystery. But Scott McLemee wonders if the enigma doesn't linger.

Shari Wilson wonders what to do when she sees another adjunct cutting curricular corners.

Universities and faculties should embrace, not shun, the teaching of values in the classroom, Candace de Russy and Mitchell Langbert argue.

Running into a former student leads Paula Krebs to reflect on the skills necessary in the classroom and outside academe.

Scott McLemee decides it's better to meme than be memed.

Eric Jager writes about his introduction to the world of commercial publishing.