In which I assess what my students have gained from having attended a public liberal arts college.
Tag Archives: public education
A Public Liberal Arts Education
Posted in Uncategorized Also tagged Jean Giraudoux, Liberal arts education, Madwoman of Chaillot, public liberal arts college, Ronald Reagan, St. Mary's College of Maryland Comments closed
In Support of School Prayer (with a Twist)
A Florida bill allows prayers to be read at assemblies but can’t designate a particular religion, offering openings to various sects. Scott Bates provides the school children with some possibilities.
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Pledge Your Intellect to Freedom
Brecht’s poem to students of workers and peasants reminds them that they are being educated thanks to the bloody struggles of those who came before.
Posted in Uncategorized Also tagged "To the Students of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Faculty", Bertolt Brecht, education in America, labor struggles, privilege, tracking Comments closed
