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Interior view of a mass group cell at Robben Island maximum security prison, illustrating the crowded and austere living conditions for political prisoners during the apartheid era.
  • Robben Island

    I struggle to find the words to describe Robben Island.  If it doesn’t sound familiar, Robben Island is in Table Bay, a few miles off Cape Town, South Africa.  It has a centuries-long history as a penal colony, and from the mid-1840s to the 1930s it also housed what was known as a leper colony.

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    Chaos!

    Chaos!  Or, more exactly, ACCHaoS! The latest episode of Academic Transfer in Focus is about an outreach program in our Physics Department that they call ACCHaoS.  ACCHaoS is apparently a physics joke in addition to standing for “hands-on science”.  It’s a traveling show that our Physics faculty takes to various elementary schools, libraries, and other

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    Don’t Forget to Show Love

    We are launching ourselves into a new semester and a new year.  We are about to invest ourselves in the learning of a new crop of students.  What we are making an investment in matters – to us, to our college, to our community.  Our students come to us from all sorts of backgrounds, bringing

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    An AVP’s Aspen Journey: Chapter Two

    In late July I spent four and a half days with my fellow Aspen Fellows (fellow Fellows for short) at Stanford University.  For those who don’t know, the Aspen Presidential Fellowship is a leadership development program for community college leaders who want to support transformational change in their current or future roles.  It is a

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