How I Do What I Do
by J. Baxter I ANTICIPATE AND APPRECIATE the Adjunct Advocate and eagerly peruse its pages. To many of us here the magazine is analogous to a broadcast of “Radio Free America.” But I feel I inhabit the last enclave that will be liberated by Allied forces, pocketed in what, logically, should not be occupied territory, but what is a refugee camp for the meek and unheard, the unrepresented and long-suffering part-timer. I am respectful of those who speak out, and write out, about conditions at their institutions, those who have the courage to demand recognition and fair play. My question […]