Today, I welcome a former colleague, and good friend, Dr Steve Swartz, as a contributor. He and I served on the faculty at the Air
Category: Commentary
Can an Anecdote be Data?
Over at the blog, Confessions of a Community College Dean, a commenter wrote that Academics of all people should remember that the plural of anecdote
Critical Thinking and our Youth
I have been viewing the independent documentary, Jesus Camp, on YouTube, and reading the comments on there as well. In addition, I watched a discussion
Business writing
One of my favorite bloggers is Lynn Gaertner-Johnston with her Business Writing blog. A recent entry caught my eye. I am often caught between the
Are things “green” or just “attractive”?
For those that have been reading me carefully, you will note that, as a conservative, I believe in conservation. This certainly results in a political
Fossil Fuels?
A while back I wrote about the abiogenic theory of petroleum production. According to Wikipedia: The theory of abiogenic petroleum origin holds that natural petroleum
Department of Motor Vehicles
Ahh, Lynn (over at Business Writing blog) reminded me of a recent response from the Department of Motor Vehicles. I called to ask if the
Adjunct Professors
As the faithful reader no doubt knows, there are a few blogs I regularly visit. The two I picked on the most through the last
Importance of Supply Chain Management
I have posted this over at “Supply Chain Innovations Today” but wanted to cross-post here. ============================= DC Velocity has published a great article pointing out
Our little girls…
While I have, at times, sparred with Dean Dad over at the Community College Dean’s blog, I must say today’s blog brought back so many
