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Revolution in Higher Education: A Social Contract
Continuing with our reading of Richard DeMillo’s Revolution in Higher Education: How a Small Band of Innovators Will Make College Accessible and Affordable (2015) (publisher; Amazon): this week we’re discussing the last full chapter, “A Social Contract.” Here DeMillo calls for a new … Continue reading
Revolution in Higher Education: chapter 12, “Governing in the Age of Internet Empires”
Continuing with our reading of Richard DeMillo’s Revolution in Higher Education: How a Small Band of Innovators Will Make College Accessible and Affordable (2015) (publisher; Amazon): this week we’re discussing chapter 12, “Governing in the Age of Internet Empires.” Here DeMillo focuses … Continue reading
Best films of the year, “a new world of gods and monsters!” edition
Once again I play the best movies of a-year-ending-in-five game, turning the calendar back to 1935. Jesse Walker offered his pick, followed closely by LAGuy. I haven’t seen as many films from 1935 as I’d like, so few that I … Continue reading
Undents, volvelles, and Didymus the Brazen-Gutted: notes on Ann M. Blair’s _Too Much to Know_
This is a delightful and very useful book, but only for certain groups of people. You have to either be a bibliophile, or a specialist in early modern history, or a historian of the book to read this with as … Continue reading
Revolution in Higher Education: chapter 11
Continuing with our reading of Richard DeMillo’s Revolution in Higher Education: How a Small Band of Innovators Will Make College Accessible and Affordable (2015) (publisher; Amazon): this week we’re discussing chapter 11, “Ivory Towers.” The topic here is academic freedom, or rather … Continue reading
Best movies of the year, 1945
Today we head back into the past, even further, to consider the greatest movies of… 1945. This is another installment of the game we’re playing about the history of film. Jesse Walker and LAGuy have done their lists, so it’s … Continue reading
Top films of the year, 1955: crimes and times edition
Now it’s time to set the film clock back another decade, all the way to… 1955. Yes, I’m still playing this movie ranking game with Jesse Walker (his 1955 list) and LAGuy (his list). In 1955 my birth was 12 … Continue reading
Revolution in Higher Education: chapter 10
We’re coming up on the end of our reading of Richard DeMillo’s Revolution in Higher Education: How a Small Band of Innovators Will Make College Accessible and Affordable (2015) (publisher; Amazon). This week we’re discussing chapter 10, on “Brands. buy avanafil online … Continue reading
Top movies of the year, 1965: spy versus spy edition
Again I return to play the “best films of the year, some decades back” game with Jesse Walker and LAGuy. This time the year is… 1965, and we can see the Cold War confronting WWII in many movies. Jesse’s post is online. I’ll link to LAGuy’s … Continue reading
Top ten movies of the year, 1975 edition
Once again I play the “best films of the year, some decades back” game with Jesse Walker and LAGuy. This time the year is… 1975, a year for epic cinematic invention from and about a culture wracked by transformation and … Continue reading
