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Tag Archives: dorms

When You Drop Your Freshman Off at College Remember This

This is the time of year when it has happened to many parents already and is about to happen to many more. The act of “dropping off” your child at college. Do you remember when it happened to you and you were the freshman? It was the early ’80s for me, and my father was…

August 26, 2014 in Faculty, Undergraduates.

Four White Walls: Now That's Residential Living!

Once upon in the ’80s, a time of undergraduate education I experienced as a student and can vouch for, dorm rooms at colleges looked surprisingly dingy. This was the case also at very expensive liberal arts schools, one of which I attended. I remember being slightly taken aback upon seeing my dorm room for the…

May 31, 2014 in Budget Issues, Ethics, Faculty, Undergraduates.

Trading Academics for Amenities: Move Over Faculty, Make Way for the Hot Tubs

Note: This was originally published on Raging Chicken Press earlier today.  I did my PhD work at Miami University. No, not in Florida – Miami University in Oxford, OH. There was a t-shirt in the bookstore that always provided a snarky retort to those who made the assumption that I was writing my dissertation in Florida:…

November 15, 2013 in Budget Issues, Collective Bargaining, Faculty.

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