Policy wise there’s not much, I believe we can do about this, unless there are threats of violence. The issue is really complex. Students have a right to speak their minds, but shouldn’t a faculty member have the right to feel safe in their classroom. The more I think about it I find myself thinking […]
Month: January 2015
Great article discussing how small businesses, particularly ones that focus on provide “intangibles”, like flavor, customer service, and curation can compete with businesses that have scale and mass produce things. Now if states would realized that small business are a good thing. Why Small Businesses Are Starting to Win Again – The New Yorker.
It’s not often that news terrifies me as an archivist, but this has definitely caused me to pause and reflect on my job as a University Archivist. I firmly believe in open access to information, but I plan on watching the case closely. My thoughts are with the archivist who have been suspended. Leaked University […]
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Jobs of the MLA
This is a fascinating look at job ads from the MLA listings from the middle of the last century. There are some doozies. Jobs of the MLA.
This is a great site. It’s getting a home screen link stat. Destiny Public Events – Timer and Resources.
8 Logical Fallacies That Fuel Anti-Science Sentiments.