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September 26th, 2010% According to an article in the Daily Trojan (the college paper at the University of Southern California), last week 2 representatives of a pro-Israel group were removed from an open meeting at the request of organizations petitioning for California’s divestment in Israel.
When the pair arrived, it seems that attendees started yelling at them. The . . . → Read More: Troubling Handling of International Issues at USC
April 13th, 2010% In The Chronicle of Higher Education‘s ongoing “Brainstorm” blog series, Diane Auer Jones (a former assistant secretary for postsecondary education at the U.S. Department of Education) argues that the humanities aren’t dying–rather, the academic world is no longer the center of humanities education.
She writes:
“[T]raditional institutions of higher education may no longer be the . . . → Read More: Are the Humanities Dead, or Are Academic Programs Just Too Narrow?
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