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Category Archives: Hostility and Violence on Campus
Mid-Twentieth Century Blues. Chapter Six. The Students
Once Inspiring, Students Became a Downdraft! Teaching was an artform for me. Early in my career, I gave up opportunities to advance to administrative positions because I loved being in the classroom. Student discussions were vibrant. Cracking open a window to other cultures … Continue reading →
Posted in Aid to education, Disillusionment in Higher Education, Education not War, Higher Education, Hostility and Violence on Campus, Religious Beliefs destroy females careers, Religious hatred, Strategies to derail females, Stress and Professors, Students at risk, Students in the Classroom, Violence Against Women, Violence and Religion
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Tagged Academics, Administrative Incompetence, alienation, Bullying, Cheating Students, Civility in the Classroom, Disruptive Students, education, Guns on Campus, Higher Education, Incompetent Students, inhumanity in the classroom, Lazy Students, Manipulative Students, Politics on campus, Violence on campus, Violent students
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Mid-Twentieth Century Blues. Chapter Four. Part Two!
A Bag of Nails and a Hammer Prelude Retirement gives you time to think. As I look back upon the bureaucrats and professors who were essentially my enemies, I wonder if they were threatened by Religious Studies? So many on … Continue reading →
Posted in Cause of Violence, Computer Support, Disillusionment in Higher Education, Higher Education, Hostility and Violence on Campus, Jihad, Misogynism, Misogynism in Higher Education, Religious hatred, Strategies to derail females, Stress and Professors, Violence Against Women
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Tagged Academics, Administrative Incompetence, Bullying, Civility in the Classroom, education, educators, Greedy Administrators, Higher Education, inhumanity in the classroom, Politics on campus, Slaves to administrators, Using faculty, Violence on campus
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