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Fr. Stanley, in a comment below, refers to someone cheating on an ethics paper. Heh. My favorite cry from my days in teaching in Catholic high school was one that would drift from the halls (in a school in which many, if not most kids didn’t lock their lockers): “Someone stole my Bible!” As I…

I’m no economist, but one of the issues I find myself really interested in these days is outsourcing – sending white collar jobs from programming to accounting to technical support – overseas. (Similar, but not identical to simply shutting down plants and moving operations overseas, issues that David Morrison and Fr. Jim have been discussing)…

..or however that goes. What with two sons in college, twenty-plus years after I was there, in the days before the internet, one of the things I’m always interested in is how professors are dealing with the threat and fact of internet plagiarism – buying papers off the internet, and so on. Last semester, one…

I’m going to tell you that I’m going to shift the direction of this blog, just slightly. The thing is that I have a lot of work to do in the next five months, work that just got some more work piled on top of it. I have a book due in June, then there’s…
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