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On The Role Personal Insecurity Plays in Academic Discourse
Read more: On The Role Personal Insecurity Plays in Academic DiscourseIn David Bartholmae’s article “Inventing the University”, he states that in order for the student to succeed in the university as it was currently (1985) constituted, the student must, “invent the university by assembling and mimicking its language, while finding some compromise between idiosyncrasy, a personal history, on the one hand and the requirements of…
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Little Boxes: Reflections on Multi-Culturalism (Guest Post)
Read more: Little Boxes: Reflections on Multi-Culturalism (Guest Post)London has proclaimed itself to be one of the most multi-cultural cities in the world. There are over, “300 languages, 50 non-indigenous communities with populations of 10,000 or more, with virtually every race, nation, culture and region” represented in the sprawling metropolis.[1] One of the best places to examine London’s vibrant multi-cultural tapestry is in…
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On the Cosmos and Community (Guest Post)
Read more: On the Cosmos and Community (Guest Post)“How is it they live for eons in such harmony the billions of stars when most men can barely go a minute without declaring war in their mind against someone they know.” -St. Thomas Aquinas The other night, Curiosity touched down on the surface of Mars. Engineers screamed and shouted inside the Mission Control Center…