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26 août 2016

Yellowstone

By Matt Reed. Prior to this month, I hadn’t taken a vacation in two years. It was time.
When we lived in New England, we made a point to take a week each summer to take a vacation in one of the New England states. More...

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26 août 2016

Friday Fragments - August 4, 2016

By Matt Reed. August 5 is Kay Ford’s last day at work. I mention that because she’s my mom. She’s retiring from Drexel University, where she has run the MBA Career Services office for the last ten-plus years. More...

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26 août 2016

The Yaz Problem

By Matt Reed. My grandfather was a long-term baseball fan. In the 70’s and 80’s we used to visit him and Grandma in Michigan once or twice a year, and he and I would usually spend some time watching games in the living room. More...

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26 août 2016

“Disaffected Dudes”

By Matt Reed. How can a community college reach underemployed men in their twenties and thirties?
This group -- Josh Wyner called them “disaffected dudes,” which I’ve decided to steal -- comes back to college at far lower rates than women of the same age. More...

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26 août 2016

“It’s a Simple Question…”

By Matt Reed. “I just need a yes or a no.”
Maybe, but I need a lot more than that.
Every so often, someone will mutter something about seemingly simple questions taking days or even weeks to get answers. More...

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26 août 2016

“Yes, and…”

By Matt Reed. Who knew improvisatory comedy could be useful in higher ed?
I’ve been a fan of “improv” for years. I have decided opinions on the merits of the various hosts and cast members of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?,” and have seen a few subsets of the cast live. More...

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26 août 2016

Cognitive Dissonance

By Matt Reed. Last week I joined 39 other community college people at an Aspen Institute workshop at Stanford. I’m still recovering from the cognitive dissonance. More...

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26 août 2016

The Unspoken

By Matt Reed. What do you do when a colleague’s spoken commitments and unspoken commitments seem to conflict?
I read a piece this week in preparation for a workshop that really rang true. More...

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26 août 2016

Opposable Thumbs

By Matt Reed. A longtime reader wrote this week with a great question:
Between the subsidies on the one hand and the prestige pricing on the other, it's hard from the outside to figure out what it actually costs to deliver a college education. What's your rule-of-thumb figure. More...

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26 août 2016

Islands and Atolls

By Matt Reed. Anya Kamentz’ story on education “islands” hit home pretty directly; it’s about the town where I live, and it applies to another town where I used to live. Luckily, my current town offers an alternative that Kamenetz missed. More...

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