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Higher Education Emerging

It’s hardly a secret that educators at all levels have faced challenges because of pandemic-related closures and lockdowns.

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Living On

You may not always know how what you write will be received, but I am absolutely certain that this piece will resonate with many of my reade

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Basketball Mania

Forget, for a moment, the war, the pandemic, inflation and all the other assorted horrors. For it is March, and that means… basketball mani

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A Letter to Alumni and Friends of the Center for Photochemical Sciences

I never imagined anything would make it necessary for me to send all of you an open letter, years after nearly all of us have left Bowling G

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Green Bay

So why is it that sports can get the competition for positions right, but the US government cannot? For that matter doesn’t the same apply t

Lynn Smith

Red State Socialism

by Lynn Smith Not much is capable of rendering me speechless, but watching middle-class voters get deceived by right-wing “populists”,...

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Ukraine

Vladimir Putin is a former KGB operative who seems to have reverted to the era of high Stalinism; I question his sanity. We have to hope...

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The Research Challenge

Let’s break our economic decline and end the long winter of mediocrity. We know we can do better.

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