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Ten years ago, I was a high school sophomore interested in the stock market so I wrote letters to the twenty or so best investors asking for advice The only one to reply was @BillAckman, who sent this note and list of books to read Looking back, it made a major impact on my life and is somet... See more

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Libgen, Sci-Hub, and Z-library had millions of pirated academic books and papers. So, they were shut down. We shouldn't use them anyway. We should help billion-dollar academic publishers get richer. Anyway, here's how to access these libraries: __... See more

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I need no convincing of the value of campus life and in-classroom education. I recognize that online platforms can’t perfectly replace what we deliver on campus. But they can fulfill key pieces of our core mission and reach many more students, of all ages and economic backgrounds, at a far lower cost. What online services lack in quality, they make... See more

Michael D. Smith • Are Universities Going the Way of CDs and Cable TV?

I’m thinking to start a practice where I just write out responses to what I read on Substack in my logs. There’s no pressure to comment, or share, or advertise it or whatever. It’s just a semi-public, mostly unnoticed thought process to remember what I read and what I think when I read it. Maybe some of it pushes to Notes too… idk, well see.

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Libraries have lent and borrowed books from the 8th century to the present, including monasteries. Teresa Miguel-Stearns, director of the Yale Law School’s Law Library, notes that in 1212, the Council of Paris “encouraged monks to establish a separate collection of books within the monastery for loan to members of their communities. This was consid

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Faith Formation in a Secular Age : Volume 1 (Ministry in a Secular Age): Responding to the Church's Obsession with Youthfulness

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Bill Maher asks the question many higher-ed critics want to know about college administrators... "Yale has 5,307 undergrads and 3,500 administrators. What do they do?" @dbessner highlights the "consumer-centered transformation," where students are now treated as consumers, and the college ex... See more

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