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I repeat: I will see you in Veracruz, Ver., at the end of May. Axé.
I repeat: I will see you in Veracruz, Ver., at the end of May. Axé.
So, I thought I would volunteer to do this since I would like my institution to participate more actively in the program, and since it appeared to mean four hours of work in a place I was going anyway, in exchange for a night in a hotel and a fuel reimbursement — fair enough, if … More Federal Government
Listen closely: Axé.
This is what I have to say on advice for protecting one’s career and not spending too much time on teaching, carajo. I love the atmosphere of a public R-1 and I wish I worked for one that had Ph.D programs in my precise interdisciplinary disciplines, but what I have to say to faculty at … More Public R-1 Faculty Alert
“El triunfo del Arte,” Bolivia 1948. Axé.
For our STUDENTS For our SCHOOLS For our PROFESSION BE AT THE CAPITOL on Wednesday, April 4, 2012 On April 4, the Louisiana Senate will consider bills that will: • Base almost all personnel decisions – your salaries, your tenure and your job itself – on the unproven new teacher evaluation system. • Virtually abolish … More April 4
In full corrido-mania I found this villista, 112 years old. Axé.
I am reading on Alcides Arguedas, about whom I knew relatively little. I learned the most amazing thing I have learned all semester: he thought that through education, the Indians of Bolivia could be transformed into Swedes! This is something like Macunaíma, bathing in the magic pool and turning into a beautiful, white prince. * … More Alcides Arguedas
Has anyone been to Veracruz lately? My original plan was to arrive at 11:23 AM, go through customs and then go directly to the bus station, where I would have coffee with milk before catching a bus south to Alvarado. Then there would be a local bus or truck to Tlacotalpan, where Mexico is said … More Veracruz, Ver.
By a brilliant photographer. Axé.