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So apparently the first signs of spring inspire book reading. But in this case I had another reason to read this book – some upcoming presentations and some further thinking on a topic that has been on my mind for a while. Brookfield is one of the more useful authors I’ve come across on this [...]
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Or, sort of peer-reviewed Monday! Not quite, but a book review. I didn’t want to list the name of the book in question before because I hadn’t read it yet, and didn’t want to answer questions from people who might have found the post by googling the book title. Especially if they were people who [...]
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Apparently, for me, it’s not at the first line. Though, I am pretty tempted. I am going to try and read this book on the student/faculty culture divide, but the first line says: Small, private universities like Harvard, Columbia and Stanford… I’m still gonna try – they are all private at least?
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