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Category Archives: cheer
A splendid award from the Council of Independent Colleges
November is turning out to be quite a month. Here I don’t mean for the world. The world is definitely having a major November, especially in the US. We’ve seen a major national election in the United States, a booming … Continue reading
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My Academia Next book wins 2020 Most Significant Futures Work award
I’d like to share some good news. Even to kvell a little. My most recent book, Academia Next: The Futures of Higher Education, appeared from Johns Hopkins University Press over the 2019-2020 winter. It got some good notices until March, … Continue reading
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And now for something different and less dire
For weeks I’ve been posting about dread, decline, and death. I know that’s hard and heavy. So I wanted to cheer you all up. buy valif online buy valif no prescription generic Here’s a story about goats. Many goats, stomping … Continue reading
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