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By Kat Kiefer-Newman We love our mothers. And because we love our mothers we've dedicated a day every year to saying so. By we I don't just mean here in the US: in Bangladesh, Slovakia, Curaçao, New Zealand, Belize, Iceland, Peru, Chile, Greece, Bonaire, China,...
It is easy for those of us who are toiling away as full-time adjuncts (if you'll allow me that supposed oxymoron) forget how flexible and multifaceted that term is. It's also easy for those of us working in traditional academic fields like English or history...

Recently I had two experiences that made me realize how much I'd changed, and how much things have changed. (Stay with me—this really is about adjuncts and writing.) Both of.

San Antonio College French Lecturer Pierre Schmitz could have used a little advice from movie mogul Sam Goldwyn.  Monsieur Schmitz worked as a full-time adjunct instructor until quite recently. Well, until he was demoted. He wasn't demoted for smoking those nasty French Galois cigarettes in class, or...
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