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Subtext: A Life In Between The Lines
Subtext: A Life Between The Lines Subtext is any content of a creative work which is not announced explicitly by the characters or author, but is implicit or becomes something understood by the observer of the work. Text is what … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biology, Culture, Dreams, education, Environment, Event, Fashion, Feminism, Flashback, Genealogy, Health, History, Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Music, Mythology, News, Pedagogy, Poetry, Politics/Economics, Psychology, Religion, Science/Philosophy, Travel, Writing
Tagged 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, A Life Between The Lines, All The World's A Stage, Amazon, archeologist of text, author, Black Swan, Book, Cari Gilkison, Cari Lynn, Cari Lynn Vaughn, carilynn27, Colorado, Context, Createspace, Decentered, Desideratum, Diaries, Divorced, Dreams, English Degree, English Major, English Teacher, Enouement, Erasure, Feminism, Foreza Del Destino, Gnostic, Hunger, In Dreams, Insight, interpretation, Journal Entries, Kaizen, Kindle, Lacuna, Literature, Married, Missouri, Mono No Aware, Moxie, Nonfiction, Ohio, OSU, Prequel, Professor, Psychology, Published, Publisher, Purple Rose Ink Publications, Purple Rose Ink Publishing, Series, Sous Rature, Subtext, Telos, Text, The Long Hot Summer, The Long Road, The World Is A Stage, UNCG, Understanding, Volume, volumes, Wings of Desire, Wolf Gift, Work, works, Writer, Wu Wei
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College Unbound
College Unbound: The Future of Higher Education and What it Means For Students By Jeffery J Selingo, 2013 Students are pressured to go to a 4 year college, but many drop out. Some find success in a 2 year Community … Continue reading
Posted in education, Pedagogy
Tagged 1999-2009, 2 Year College, 4 Year College, A Whole New Mind, Academically Adrift, Ala Cart, Bachelor's Degree, Body, Career Planning and Assessment, Carnegie Mellon, College Ranking, College Unbound, Community College, Credential Creep, Daniel H Pink, Degrees of Value, Drop Out, Ease of Transfer, Education Bubble, EdX, Elite Education for Free, Federal Loan Programs, Federal Pell Grants, Financial Health, Graduation Rates Dropped, Harvard, How We Got There, http://collegeyuseruka.blogspot.com/2017/08/college-unbound.html, Hybrid Online and In Person Classes, Information, Jeffery Selingo, K-12, Khan Academy, Language, Law, Liberal Education, Lost Decade, Master's Degree, Matchmaking, media, Mind, MIT, Money, MOOC, Naviance, Networks, No Improvement in Knowledge and Skills First Two Years, No Longer One Size Fits All, Online Courses, Open Source, Prices Rose, Professors and Performers, Return Investment, Revolving Door of Students, Software, space, Specific Skill, State Budget Cuts, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans, The Customer Is Always Right, time, Trade Skill, Tuition Increase, University, University of Manitoba, US News and World Report
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Bad Feminist
Bad Feminist Roxane Gay published Bad Feminist in 2014, but it is even more relevant this week. She titled the book Bad Feminist because many women, including herself, often do things that are considered not considered consistent with the Feminist … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Event, Feminism, Literary Criticism, Movies/TV, Pedagogy, Politics/Economics
Tagged #MeToo, 19th Century Women Writers, 2010, 2011, 2012-2017, 2018, 400 Years of Class in America, ACLU, Available Means, Bad Feminist, Brett Kavanaugh, Bush, Caitlin Moran, Catholic Church, Cheryl Sandberg, Chris Brown, Christine Blasey Ford, Democrats, Django Unchained, Domestic Violence, Elevator, Emotional, FBI, Feminism, Feminist Rhetoric and Pedagogy, Gender Trouble, Gillian Flynn, Girls, Gone Girl, Green Girl, Hanna Rosin, Hearing, hope, How To Be A Woman, Hunger, Hysterical, infuriating, Investigation, Jeff Flake, Judith Butler, Kate Zambreno, Katherine Stockett, Lean In, Make-Up, Nancy Isenberg, News, Nominee, Outrage, political agenda, Professor, Racism, Rape, Republicans, Roxane Gay, Senate, Sexism, Sexual Assault, Sheryl Sandberg, Supreme Court, Sweet Valley High Series, The End of Men, The Help, Trump, UNCG, White Trash, Yale University
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The Age of American Unreason
The Age of American Unreason By Susan Jacoby, 2009 Jacoby writes about anti-intellectualism in America. She was inspired by the book Anti-Intellectualism in American Life by Richard Hofstadter, which was published in 1963. Jacoby points out that more than half … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Pedagogy, Politics/Economics, Religion, Science/Philosophy
Tagged 1800s, 1960s, Alan Bloom, America, Ann Coulter, Anti-Intellectual, Benjamin Franklin, Bible, Book of the Month Club, Bush, Campus Crusades, Cheap Books, Christianity, Clinton, College, Common Sense, Communisim, Communist, Cristina Hoff Summer, Culture, Debate, Democrat, Don Imus, Dumbed Down, English Language, Founding Fathers, Government, Guilded Age, High Brow, Internet, Junk Media, Junk Science, Learning, Lectures, Left Wing, liberal, Literacy, Low Brow, Middle Brow, Nixon, Patriotic, Pop Culture, President, Protests, Publishers, Reason, Regan, Republican, Richard Dawkins, Richard Hofstadter, right wing, Russia, Science Versus Religion, Seperation of Church and State, Socialism, Socialist, Soviet Union, Television, The Closing of the American Mind, The Constitution, The Rights of Man, The Supreme Court, Thomas Paine, United States, Unpatriotic, Unreason, Vietnam War, Working Class
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Goblins
January 6, 2014 Goblins Goblins have gained entry into my week—first, through the Dean Koontz 1987 novel Twilight Eyes and then through Kate Locke’s series The Immortal Empire. What are Goblins exactly? They are little creatures related to Brownies and … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Pedagogy
Tagged Brownies, Dean Koontz, Elves, Gnomes, Goblins, God Save The Queen, Halfie, J.R.R. Tolkien, Kady Cross, Kate Lock, Long Live The Queen, Mordor, Orc, Orcenshield, Pennsylvania, Scottish, The Lord of the Rings, The Queen Is Dead, Twilight Eyes, Werewolves, Xandra Varden, Yorktown
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Academic Attitude
October 2, 2008 Academic Attitude I want to know to know why modern academics feel that anything remotely positive is naïve or flaky? This week I read the book Top Secret by Robert M Price. I knew that I’d probably … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Pedagogy, Religion, Science/Philosophy, Writing
Tagged Academics, Agnostic, Atheist, Attitude, backlash, Buddhism, Carl Jung, Christ, conservative, Deepak Chopra, Eckert Tolle, Eric G Wilson, Farhad Manjoo, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, God, Helen Schumann, Hinduism, James Redfield, Jesus, Joel Olsteen, Judaism Against Happiness, liberal, Marriane Williamson, Michael Burg, Neale Donald Walshe, New Age, New Thought, Oprah, Orthodox Christianity, Pema Chodron, Pessimism, Post-fact, Rhonda Byrne, right wing, Robert M Price, Shakit Gawain, Stephen A Hoeller, The Power of Now, The Secret, Timothy Freke, Top Secret, True Enough, Wayne Dyer, Weltschmerz
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Students, Staff Learning To Adjust
Students, staff learning to adjust November 14, 1989 By Cari Gilkison, Special to the Globe Each new year, new students enter Shelby Classrooms and face adjustments to a foreign environment. School officials can help students ease into their … Continue reading
Pitfals of Pedagogy
The Pitfalls of Pedagogy The old adage is, “Those who can, do, those who can’t, teach.” That saying couldn’t be more wrong. Teaching is not easy, so don’t let anyone tell you different. Sometimes it can be overwhelming. Other … Continue reading
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