Learn what it's like to experience the illusionary power of the phrase, "In the beginning was the Word," and see the futility in the current administrative policy of, "Words-without-end-amen."
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6 comments:
Two terms that seem to be missing : Faculty, and Liberal Arts . Methinks this administration hopes to dispense with both.
Tenure is missing, but so is bonus: one will go so the other can stay...
Bingo !
Don't forget analytics!
I like "top-down": here is an organization aspiring to be innovative yet can't get away from the antiquated model of top-down bloated administration. They want to take on the enterprise model, but look what the Japanese companies could do what we can't here in the US: get rid of useless CEOs and their cronies. So much for the business model, eh??? They still need the protection in the public sector. Don't you love the irony!?
How about "charter university"?
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