Hi folks- here is a link to an interesting radio segment on the recent Pew poll
on religious knowledge.
http://www.kcrw.com/news/programs/tp/tp101001atheists_agnostics_b
Patrick Dolan
Drew University
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Mike Palij wrote:
> Is FoxNews the step in Rick Sanchez' career?
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Almost certainly. That were all the guys who Jon Stewart gets fired from
CNN go (see: Tucker Carlson). :-)
Chris
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Department of Psychology
York University
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On Fri, 01 Oct 2010 16:54:07 -0700, Christopher D. Green wrote:
>Apparently CNN's management was none too pleased either:
> http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/cnn_host_rick_sanchez_fired_over_47GKLwpTP4TRoY2j9GCj5K?CMP=OTC-rss&FEEDNAME=
Chris, please! The NY Post is a Rupert Murdoch outlet and
Apparently CNN's management was none too pleased either:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/cnn_host_rick_sanchez_fired_over_47GKLwpTP4TRoY2j9GCj5K?CMP=OTC-rss&FEEDNAME=
Chris
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Christopher D. Green wrote:
> I don't think that a bunch of "elite" psychology professors leaping to
I don't think that a bunch of "elite" psychology professors leaping to
the defense of Jon Stewart is going to much impress Mr. Sanchez, or
those who might take him seriously.
What strikes me is Sanchez's dismissive reaction to the idea that Jews
constitute (have constituted?) an oppressed minor
Bigot? Perhaps this is an example of "projection." I've never
respected the many uninformed opinions of Mr. Sanchez.
Peter Kepros
Professor and Dean Emeritus
University of New Brunswick
kep...@unb.ca
At 06:45 PM 01/10/2010, you wrote:
>Who knew he was a bigot? See:
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>http://content.usatoda
Who knew he was a bigot? See:
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/entertainment/post/2010/10/cnns-rick-sanchez-calls-jon-stewart-a-bigot/1
-Mike Palij
New York University
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Susan Reverby, who previously has written on the Tuskegee
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Today (Friday, Oct 1, 2010), Secretary of State Hillar
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Since this is Hispanic Heritage Month,I will be posting on issues in Latin
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Bill, how many varied practica and how many students? Is this part of your
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conpensation? Release time? Do students get credit? Is it required? We have a
required 12 credit hour teaching load per semester. Journal and Paper
Students have 2 written assignments for internships.
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2) a paper that reviews some relevant literature and compares the experience
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My god, I watched and listened in awe: eyes wide open, mouth dropped, goose
bumps, some tears, or even a lump in the throat. After these past few weeks, I
learned that you don't have to travel the world over to find the beautiful;
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Hi
What are people's thoughts about what is needed to make undergraduate
experiential learning experiences (e.g., practica, work placements,
volunteering activities in community, ...) work well? By "work well" I mean
students truly gain opportunities to integrate academic knowledge with
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Wow! An issue approp to the list?! Our dept. hasn't been able to solve this
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