Vol.97.3: ENHANCING CORPORATE EDUCATION INTO THE 21ST-CENTURY

2015-10-16 Leave a Comment Written by James A. Clapp

A few years ago I was riding on the light rail system in Hong Kong’s New Territories. I was sitting in front of a bulkhead with a glass frame for advertising posters. The poster in front of me

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Vol.67.5: Anti-Intellectualism and American Education

2010-09-04 Leave a Comment Written by James A. Clapp

I remember the first time I ever set foot on a university campus. It was the winter recess of my eighth

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Vol.67.1: DARWIN AND THE RELIGIOUS-HISTORICAL NARRATIVE

2010-08-04 Leave a Comment Written by James A. Clapp

Everybody loves a good story. A good beginning, a middle and, especially, a good ending. It doesn’t

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Vol.66.6: On Teaching and Learning Part II

2010-07-13 Leave a Comment Written by James A. Clapp

See DCJ 65. 2: On Teaching and Learning 4.21.2010, and 24. 7: Corporate U 9.21.2005]

I’ll begin this

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Vol.65.2: On Teaching and Learning

2010-04-21 Leave a Comment Written by James A. Clapp

Beijing Lectures 2008, ©2008, UrbisMedia

Readin’ and Writin’ and ‘Rithmatic
Taught to the tune of a Measuring Stick

Again, yesterday, I heard

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Vol.24.7: CORPORATE U

2005-09-21 Leave a Comment Written by James A. Clapp

Retire and get your name in lights. ©2005 UrbisMedia

After a sabbatical abroad a few years ago I was appalled when I returned to campus to find a huge billboard—the

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Vol.21.7: CAPITALIST ROADERS

2005-06-25 Leave a Comment Written by James A. Clapp

Fifteen years ago a Beijinger eyes a Hong Qi (Red Flag), the Chinese built limo that only the privileged used to be able to afford. These days he might be ogling an SUV.
©1990, UrbisMedia

Recently, the Chinese oil company, CNOOC

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