96 posts tagged JJL

The New York Times tells the story of recruiting firms taking money from both students and universities to facilitate placement of students . . . When Xiaoxi Li, a 20-year-old from Beijing, decided she should go to college in the United States, she applied only to Ohio University — not that she knew much about it.

I am sorry to be so terribly late with this! I was so excited about our Digital Learning theme in April that I almost forgot about awarding our audio book prizes to to the reviewers who participated in A Love Affair with Books for 2008!

I am sorry to be so terribly late with this! I was so excited about our Digital Learning theme in April that I almost forgot about awarding our audio book prizes to to the reviewers who participated in A Love Affair with Books for 2008!

The 80’s were an absolute blast if you were a kid and enjoyed watching cartoons. He-Man, She-Ra and the gang were one of my favorites. Even though I often wasn’t allowed to watch it. Parents! ;) Last night, while doing some research for an upcoming post on Joyful Jubilant Learning I came across the first episode.

Wait? Wait for what? Heard the talk on the street is... Book Addict: Aw man, yesterday was the last day of March. You know what that means. Reading Rambo: Yeah, A Love Affair With Books is over. How are we gonna wait for a whole ‘nother year? Book Addict: Hey, I’m with you.

Wait? Wait for what? Heard the talk on the street is... Book Addict: Aw man, yesterday was the last day of March. You know what that means. Reading Rambo: Yeah, A Love Affair With Books is over. How are we gonna wait for a whole ‘nother year? Book Addict: Hey, I’m with you.

When I read the January issue of Discover Magazine, I found a fascinating article about an author’s journey to discover the familiar and less familiar states of consciousness. The article was titled “How To Sleep Like a Hunter-Gatherer”, with the intriguing subtitle of “Not all people sleep in ‘giant

When I read the January issue of Discover Magazine, I found a fascinating article about an author’s journey to discover the familiar and less familiar states of consciousness. The article was titled “How To Sleep Like a Hunter-Gatherer”, with the intriguing subtitle of “Not all people sleep in ‘giant

Girlfriend in a Coma is a novel by Canadian writer and conceptual artist Douglas Coupland. I've never been too sure about how to pronounce his name "Cope-land" or "Coop-land". Most times I just settle for Doug. I've had a long standing adoration for Coupland's work both written and constructed.

Girlfriend in a Coma is a novel by Canadian writer and conceptual artist Douglas Coupland. I've never been too sure about how to pronounce his name "Cope-land" or "Coop-land". Most times I just settle for Doug. I've had a long standing adoration for Coupland's work both written and constructed.