The “Perspective” section of the June 2, 2013 Denver Post leads with the following question: Cheating Epidemic? The column is quite good, but the statistics are what I’m interested in. Pulling from a variety of sources, The Post reports the following figures: 60.8% of students have admitted to cheating 3.41 is the GPA of students […]
Continue readingYesterday (6/21) a reader compared my writing to Mark Twain’s. He wrote (via Twitter): “don’t know if it’s the topic of death that brings it outta you, but today’s & the Monk/coffin post are funny. I mean Twain funny.” Needless to say, I was quite flattered. Speaking of Twain, here’s one of his quotes that’s […]
Continue readingMany times throughout my life I’ve been seized by the idea of doing something that (at the time) seems fascinating and exciting. But between the idea and the doing there is often a hidden patch of resistance. You see, what I’ve discovered is that most of the time I’m really just in love with the […]
Continue readingI recently read an anonymous comment from a person who is going back to college after spending two years buying expensive products from Internet marketing gurus. He/she writes, The light at the end of *my* tunnel is that losing two years of my life to these jokers has made me serious for the first time […]
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