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Students Were Afraid to Learn About Other Religions!

Posted on March 21, 2017 by

The Classroom Became a War Zone! Excerpt from Final Exam Jihad.  An Opportunity for Loneliness.  “You and Me” We started together, you and me.  We were new on campus.  We found new friends and faced new challenges.  Some of us … Continue reading →

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Protecting International Students on Campus

Posted on October 22, 2014 by

Stories from the Front Lines I have taught in several colleges and universities and not one of them in over thirty years asked me to take a physical examination, or to be immunized before I started teaching. (I recently started … Continue reading →

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