Monday, March 16, 2015


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  1. ...and I didn't need tweets to get here.

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  2. I do my scholarship the old fashioned way: getting my name on papers that other people write!

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  3. And today, I give a fuck about teaching my one-credit senior seminar instead of the huge intro class. See, I do care about students, just not those students.

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  4. And today, instead of finishing my conference paper, I'm going to teach the 66% of students likely to show up today (had a bunch of absences last week, estimating same for today since it's the only class I'm holding before I leave). Because I care. And because I don't want to have to answer 25 "What are we supposed to do?" emails that will come in if I just cancel class and post the assignment on the LMS.

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  5. The end of days thing looks ominous....

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  6. This meme represents (almost) everything wrong with higher ed.

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  7. I am eager to discover the nature of the confession. I hope it's not that the blog is closing again. I can't take heartbreak like that.

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    1. The RGMs are all associate deans who get bonuses for cutting faculty lines.

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    2. The confession is worthy of a caption competition, or some other way of listing what we think will be confessed.

      Could it be:
      The RGM has sold our e-mail addresses to Scientologists?
      CM will have its own ISSN, and everything we post is a peer-reviewed article?
      The blog is closing again?
      Yaro isn't real?
      We woke up and it had all been a dream?

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    3. Yaro is the only thing that's real.
      The RGM is a sock puppet of a certain fellow.
      We're subjects in a scientific experiment.
      Everyone on this blog are BFFs and drink wine together and teach the fuck out of Victorian novels. (Screw subject verb agreement)

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    4. There is no duck.

      (But I have occasionally wondered whether we're subjects in some sort of long-running behavioral experiment. It might be hard to publish, however, since I don't remember providing any sort of consent. Maybe that's not necessary when the whole thing takes place in a public space where participation is entirely voluntary?).

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    5. I was going to suggest that the RGM is going to confess that s/he is a doctoral candidate collecting data (and the reboot is the 2nd phase of data collection).

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  8. So that's why Victorian novels have no fucking.

    P.S. Three Sigma rocks.


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    1. Oh it's there. You just have to pay attention to what goes on between the sheets (pages).

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  9. OFF-TOPIC:

    If any of my professors had been as hot as the guy up in that picture, I would have totally flunked out from the massive distraction of my crush.

    *sigh*

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