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Predatory Purveyors of Pedagogy
Dear Diary, This line from an article in the Portland Press Herald encapsulates the points that I will undertake in my writing to you today: “Corinthian Colleges once ran 107 campuses that served more than 100,000 students. It was a … Continue reading
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Predicate Mediocrity
Dana Jae’s NEXTworld Blog #222 America, overwhelmed by the globalization titans, forges ahead. Her citizens are lost in the daily ritual of wash, rinse, repeat. The re-spinning of Warren G. Harding’s vapid proclamation of a “return to normalcy”, thwarts the … Continue reading
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