Category: College

  • i made the observer

    A letter to the editor to The Observer, the student newspaper of Notre Dame, that I wrote was published in today’s edition. In short, the ticket office changed a policy concerning how many tickets parents can request for a couple pre-selected football games. The change produced, so far, a good amount of feedback, all against,…

  • presidential pay

    Something that caught my eye idea: Pay for President John Jenkins, CSC of Notre Dame (11,417 students): $476,325 Pay for President Bill Powers of UT (50,000 students): $464,352 President Jenkins passes along his salary to his order while President Powers uses his for himself and his family.

  • what would you think?

    A short while ago, I found this e-mail in my inbox: From: Richard Ribb Mailed-By: lists.cc.utexas.edu To: la-students-s1@lists.cc.utexas.edu Date: Oct 3, 2006 2:29 PM Subject: OFFICIAL: graduation information Dear Liberal Arts Seniors: Congratulations on approaching the completion of your coursework at UT Austin. If you are planning to graduate this December, you must apply to…

  • feminist thought and carework

    [Originally published related to SOC 359 – Sociology of Work] I’m reading a text about “Capitalism and the Erosion of Care” detailing how the capitalism model lowers the dignity of carework. I’m very troubled by many of the texts I am being asked to read for this class. This article details the injustice given unto…

  • my homework: play with my website!

    I’m in my STS 331 right now and we were given a long-term assignment: keep a blog. Expect to see at least 14 entries over the next 21 days.

  • academics vs athletics

    This is from today’s edition of The Daily Texan The Daily Texan Viewpoint “Questions for athletics” on Sept. 15 is right about the questions I raised in the official Questions to the President segment of the Faculty Council meeting for Monday. My questions ask how our big-time sports programs affect the quality of the education…