Gift by Force?
The Independent’s article on local resident Charlie Munger’s passing was so far off base I initially thought I was reading the Onion or another parody publication.
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Teacher Struggles
Kudos to Callie Fausey for her excellent article today about the SBTA and their struggle to get the attention of the school board.
A Distinction with a Difference
The National Council on Teacher Quality rating system is designed almost exclusively to evaluate undergraduate, four-year, teacher education programs; it is inaccurate in measuring master’s degree programs, like UCSB’s.
History 101 in Mind
Articles from the column History 101 are close to my own experience.
Xpunged
Elon Musk is canceled for me.
The Business of Reading
Successful reading instruction is a major foundation for every student’s continued learning and, therefore, future opportunities.
The Wrong Side of Irony
I want to acknowledge Jeff Greenfield’s well-written and balanced piece in the Voices section “A Sad End to a Good Day.”
Remembering Rosalynn Carter
Here at Habitat Santa Barbara, we are especially grateful for all the ways in which President and Mrs. Carter have impacted our organization.
Retirement Calls
If Henry Yang cared about UCSB students, staff, and faculty as much as he claims, he would step down.
Anti-Zionism Revisited
The conflation of Anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism sets the stage for a new McCarthyism in which anyone who challenges the apartheid state of Israel can be targeted for investigation.