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ICE makes stop in Liberal
EARL WATT • Leader & Times Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were in Liberal Monday to follow through with President Donald Trump’s commitment to remove those who have entered the United States illegally and have committed crimes while in the United States. According to a social media post by Liberal Mayor Jose Lara, “... up to, if not more than, five people were taken today from Liberal. The federal agents have left town for the night.
YOUR BEST SHOT: READER PHOTO
“IT WAS OUR FIRST TRIP with two kids, so we chose to go to Asheville, which is just a few hours’ drive from our home in Raleigh. We took them to the Western North Carolina Nature Center because our older son, Nico, loves animals. I thought it was cool how entranced he was by this wolf. He was so still—he usually never stops moving. When our second son was born, Nico initially struggled to adjust to a world where he was no longer the baby.
Public Scholarship in Literary Studies
Public Scholarship in Literary Studies demonstrates that literary criticism has the potential not only to explain, but to actively change our terms of engagement with current realities. Rachel Arteaga and Rosemary Johnsen bring together accomplished public scholars who make significant contributions to literary scholarship, teaching, and the public good.
“We All Have Levers We Can Pull”: Reforming Graduate Education
JULY 22, 2020 IN JANUARY 2020, we attended the Modern Language Association’s annual conference in Seattle. There we convened with a working group — organized by Katina Rogers and Stacy Hartman — of professionals, professors, and graduate students who work across various roles in higher education or adjacent institutions. This piece on humanities doctoral programs that follows was co-written by six working group members.
De-Carbonizing Academic Conferencing: Humanities Scholarship in an Era of Climate Change
By Rachel Arteaga On Thursday, September 19, organizers and activists were in the final phases of preparing for what would become the largest climate mobilization in history. Over the course of the following week, an estimated 7.6 million people would strike for climate action.
The benefits for Ph.D.s of considering teaching at community colleges (essay)
Daniel Stofleth, a doctoral student in communication at the University of Washington, has observed firsthand the most striking difference between research universities and community colleges: diversity. “I have attended or taught at three four-year institutions, which were all relatively homogenous,” he says.
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