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The View from the Front of the Class
From: Campus Confidential
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An analysis of how universities have changed and what it is like inside the educational institutions separated as such: 42 The Good Old Days
43 Are the Fine Arts Undervalued?
44. The “Man” Problem at Our Universities
45. Perhaps Men are Right
46 Students Aren’t Interested in Book Learning
47 Campus Idealism Is Dead and Buried
48 Part-time Student Work and the Beer Index
49 Students Are No Longer in Awe of Their Professors
50 The Entitlement Generation Has Changed the Game
51 Eighteen Is the New Fifteen
52 A Different Philosophy of Education
53 We Should Demand More, Not Less, from Our Students
54 In Praise of Single Parents 55 Eighteen-Year-Olds Control Our Universities
56 Aboriginal Students Put Their Communities First
57 Cheating and the Internet
58 Students Are Unwilling to Study Abroad
59 Residence Life
Contributors
Ken S. Coates
KEN S. COATES is Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Saskatchewan. Formerly, he was Dean, Faculty of Arts at the University of Waterloo. He lives in Saskatoon
Bill Morrison
BILL MORRISON was a professor and administrator at universities in Ontario, Manitoba, and British Columbia and a visiting professor in the United States before he retired in 2010. Morrison has published fourteen books, twelve of them in collaboration with Ken S. Coates. He lives in Ladysmith, BC.