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The Plug-In Drug
This week, America turns off the TV. Yeah, right, says Scott McLemee.
David Horowitz's War on Rational Discourse
It has been heartening to witness the recent runaway success of Princeton emeritus Harry G. Frankfurt’s latest book, On Bullshit...
Such Stuff as Footnotes Are Made On
Michael Bugeja thinks about Shakespeare, the Internet, footnotes and scholarship -- on the eve of the Bard's birthday.
Strangely Enough
A recent essay raises interesting questions about literary hoaxing.
Guidance from Above
Colleges that shift to performance-based education usually need a big push from their presidents, Joseph A. Olzacki and Donn Weinholtz argue.
Write On
Half of writing -- and most of life -- comes down to having plausible excuse for what you already plan to do.
Seven Ways of Reading a Poem
David Galef on "What I Learned at the Associated Writing Programs Conference."
Fuzzy Numbers
John V. Lombardi on why the student/faculty ratio owns a special place among the most spurious of higher education statistics.