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How Much Manure is in Your Job?

by Dawn | Apr 8, 2013 | family, food, leadership, nature, organization, politics, satire, self-improvement, simplicity, sustainability, Teaching, wellness

The snow has melted. There is a really loud bird singing outside the window. Crocuses poke through the dirt, and the Yankees just got clobbered by the Red Sox–it’s spring. Time for growing stuff.  This weekend, we constructed the garden. At the old house,...

All Toilet Paper Is Created Equal–Why I Avoid the Faculty Bathroom

by Dawn | Feb 20, 2013 | education reform, politics, satire, Teaching

I don’t like the faculty bathroom.  It may be a strange topic, but when I have to go to the bathroom, I use the regular student bathroom at the end of the hall. I have a key to the faculty bathroom–it’s a prized possession in my school–my colleague...

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