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How not to write about reading in 2017
Another day, another screed lamenting the decline of reading at the chilly hands of digital technologies. This time it comes from one Philip Yancey, and offers a very Washington Post Goth/metal-sounding title: ‘”The death of reading is threatening the soul“. … Continue reading
Student loans are cramping the American economy: what this could mean
Many people think student loans are a problem for American students in 2017. buy forzest online buy forzest no prescription generic The total amount of debt is enormous, a good number of students carry serious loans, some leave school … Continue reading
When colleges switch from the liberal arts to STEM
Some of us have been tracking the recent crisis in American small colleges. Many of those campuses face declining enrollment because of several factors, including demographic changes and reputational decline. How a small institution respond to and survive these challenges … Continue reading
Another American college prepares for serious cuts
2017 grinds on, and another American campus announced plans for serious cuts. It’s definitely a queen sacrifice instance. buy metformin online buy metformin no prescription generic The school in question is Wheelock College in Boston. It is: put[ting] its president’s … Continue reading
Public universities move away from supporting poor students
State funding for American public universities has been declining for a generation. The New York Times catches on updates us on the latest data. David Leonhardt (Twitter) cites the Times’ recent scorecard of higher education and poor people’s access to … Continue reading
Another college readies a queen sacrifice
Another American campus has decided to cut faculty and possibly programs. This time it’s on the west coast, but the queen sacrifice pattern is quite clear. Mills College officially announced it was “restructuring“. That includes a “Financial Stabilization Plan (FSP) that … Continue reading
Campus discount rates keep on rising, and why that matters
Private colleges and universities now offer the highest discount rates in recorded history, according to NACUBO. What on Earth does this mean, and why does it matter? Tuition discounting describes what students actually pay, rather than what a university’s sticker … Continue reading
My next Devil's Dictionary: a call for nominations
In 2016 we satirized educational technology keywords through a Devil’s Dictionary (part 1, part 2). Now I’d like to tackle the words of education beyond ed tech. Which vocabulary would you like to see skewered? buy elavil online buy elavil no … Continue reading
Peak electrical power: the US continues to de-industrialize
One fascinating sign of America’s changing technological and economic life appears in this Bloomberg News article. The United States is making, and using, less electricity than we used to. That’s a surprise, given the 20th century’s spectacular growth of industry … Continue reading
Still more campus cuts
April is the cruelest month, and some American colleges and universities are showing their agreement with that sentiment by cutting more staff and faculty. As my readers know, these new cutters are not alone. One of the latest examples is … Continue reading
