Perhaps the story that is more interesting than the fact Michael Phelps smoked pot was the attempt by Phelps’ people to get News of the World to drop the story. They report…
“Spokesman Clifford Bloxham offered us an extraordinary deal not to publish our story, saying Phelps would become our columnist for three years, host [...]
Archive for February 1st, 2009
Phelps Photo a High for Journalism
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NYT suggests Canada lucky to have Ignatieff
Posted in Canadian Politics on February 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Canadians should count themselves lucky that Michael Ignatieff walks among us suggests a New York Times profile of the Liberal Leader. The Time’s Eric Konigsberg writes effusively about the “glamorous” Mr. Ignatieff who tossed away his high profile life as a public intellectual for the “hurly-burly of politics and returning, after a long exile, to [...]
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- chronicle: #highered "21 Things that Will be Obsolete in Educ" is K-12 focused. Suggestions for some more in higher-ed? Send em: @GoldieStandard
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- chronicle: For those of you who are in academe: What are your goals for 2010?
- Twitter: Harvard Graduate School of Education
- hgse: HGSE Event: "Multiple Intelligences: The First 25 years" with Howard Gardner http://bit.ly/6zT0hA
- hgse: Emphasis on Education: Master's Student Tamam Waritu: When master's student Tamam Waritu dropped out of his Ethiopi... http://bit.ly/7emhdw
- hgse: Let the Games Begin: Q&A w/ Prof. David Perkins about his book, Making Learning Whole http://tinyurl.com/yee6azj
- hgse: RT @Harvard_Ed_Pub: To win the real Race to the Top, your district needs a strategy—not just a strategic plan. http://ow.ly/MO0c
- hgse: Construction 101. Ed. magazine looks at alums who've started their own schools — barriers, roadblocks, and all. http://tinyurl.com/ykaugps
- hgse: Geoffrey Canada, Ed.M.'75, Featured on CBS' 60 Minutes: Geoffrey Canada, Ed.M.'75, is featured on CBS's 60 Minutes ... http://bit.ly/58M2rF
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- hgse: From One to Many: Master's Student Nathaniel Dunigan: A one-month trip to Uganda to educate on HIV/AIDS, turned int... http://bit.ly/6I5Hgm
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- timeshighered: Yesterday we asked you for your HE predictions for 2010. Today we ask: what New Year resolutions should the key players in HE be making?
- timeshighered: Detroit bomber: UCL provost Malcolm Grant argues that intellectual freedom on campus cannot be compromised http://bit.ly/7cZMOz
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- presidentgee: Tweet vacation until next week. All I want for Christmas is a Rose Bowl win.
- presidentgee: Kudos to staff at University's Blackwell Inn for their heroic efforts to accommodate guests during campus power loss. A model of teamwork.
- presidentgee: Saddened to learn of the passing of Frank Wobst, retired Huntington chairman and CEO, great friend of mine and Ohio State.
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- presidentgee: Over the river and through the woods…to celebrate holidays with University trustees.
- presidentgee: Holiday cards arrive at Bricker Hall with envelopes bearing stamps from near and far. Smiles all around.
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- Adult Learning | Neuroscience: How to Train the Aging BrainTo keep a middle-aged mind sharp, shake up what you already know.
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- Earful Over Cheeky University EssayThe University of Chicago used the suggestive work of one successful applicant as an example for others.
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