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Cutting energy by cutting keggers
According to the Harvard Crimson, the University of Iowa is trying to get students into Friday classes. Iowa is apparently...
Fruits of My Labor
My sincere thanks to everyone who’s visited any or all of the three rings of this week’s Churm circus. The...
The Little Truths Writing Contest
You may leave your contest entry as a comment to this post, or at LitPark, where you can check out...
Quid pro carbon?
Apparently, an electric utility has offered Kansas State $2.5 million on the condition that the state government reconsider and approve...
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.
When Moppets Attack
The Girl is the cutest, most angelic looking three year old on the planet. But don't be fooled. Yesterday morning...
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.
Follow the kilowatts
A couple of posts ago, I threatened to explain more about some of the reasons it’s hard to get people...