By Sherman Dorn on May 30, 2006
Since my previous entry on Bryn Mawr’s reunion drew a few responses, I should note that the entry wasn’t about the broader reunion (of which I saw little) but more about folk cultures on residential campuses. I didn’t see who showed up at every event, but I think that those alumnae who came back were […]
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By Sherman Dorn on May 30, 2006
Erin O’Connor (in her guise as ACTA blogger) and David French have responded to Timothy Burke’s critique of the How Many Ward Churchills? paper essentially by saying, (1) asking the report to quantify is unfair and (2) it doesn’t matter how infrequently professors design a course around a specific ideological bias (which is the claim […]
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On the limits of reunions
By Sherman Dorn on May 30, 2006
Since my previous entry on Bryn Mawr’s reunion drew a few responses, I should note that the entry wasn’t about the broader reunion (of which I saw little) but more about folk cultures on residential campuses. I didn’t see who showed up at every event, but I think that those alumnae who came back were […]
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