
On teaching the day after the election
I’ve never really dreaded my job before. I’ve been more and less excited to teach, of course. Handing back bad grades or …
I’ve never really dreaded my job before. I’ve been more and less excited to teach, of course. Handing back bad grades or …
One of the most painful post-graduate school realizations is that procrastination doesn’t magically heal itself and homework NEVER GOES AWAY. Case in …
At least when it comes to the gelato I sampled this evening. First full day at the National Communication Association convention in …
During my senior year of college, I took a class on creativity and communication. I vividly remember our final exam involving food …
The goddamned rivets blew my cover. For nine months, I ran a quiet operation. I blended in, asked around a little, mostly …
Stock photo used with permission. Last night when I rolled in near 9:30, it was all I could do to get to …
Photo used with permission from SplitShire. “It means they’re treating us like we’re terrorists.” One of my students said this yesterday when …
We need more empathy in America, which is the ability to “walk a mile in another’s person’s shoes.” “But he was aggressive …
A group of serious smartypants people at the Qualitative Research in Management and Organizations conference in Albuquerque, NM last week. One of …
Airport Security. Yep. Photo credit. I hate being late. Hate. And the thought of being late for a flight? The pinnacle of …