What criteria of excellence might best serve Catholic institutions of higher learning?
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The Importance of Literature
With the new academic year underway I thought it time to dust off and share one of my favorite essays of all time About ten years ago in a quot best of quot collection I came across the essay quot Why Literature quot by Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa recipient of the 2010 Nobel Prize in
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The American Way of Learning
Following up on yesterday wherein I considered the place of an academic inaugural address essentially a nbsp commencement speech at the beginning not the end of college I remembered a speech from Professor Jacob Neusner that was basically just that Included in Lend Me Your Ears Great Speeche
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An Academic Inaugural Address?
On the Ignatian Educator, the merits of giving “commencement” addresses to incoming freshman
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Building Souls v. Building Resumes
William Deresiewicz’s ‘Excellent Sheep’ takes aim at the Ivy League.
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The Role of Non-Catholic Faculty at Catholic Schools
Matt Emerson’s latest on The Ignatian Educator
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Remembering James Foley
At the Catholic Moral Theology blog Nichole Flores remembers James Foley nbsp the American journalist beheaded by ISIS terrorists It 39 s so horrible to write those words May God be with his family quot I did not know James Foley personally quot writes Flores quot but as a Catholic educa
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A Helpful Thought for the New Year
A helpful thought for the upcoming academic year from Peter Hans Kolvenbach, S.J.
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The REACH Program at Regis High (NY)
How do we make an excellent, Jesuit education more available and affordable?
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The Curriculum of Silence
Inviting students to turn down the noise of news feeds, emails, priorities and presumptions.