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Category: Failure

Posted onMay 9, 2017Academe

On Being Broken, and the Kindness of Others

by Kevin Gannon13 Comments on On Being Broken, and the Kindness of Others

It’s graduation season all around higher ed, which means the proliferation of all sorts of seasonal trends: smart people wearing silly clothes (“academic drag,” as…

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Posted onNovember 9, 2016November 9, 2016Failure

November 9

by Kevin Gannon6 Comments on November 9

There will be legions of posts, articles, thinkpieces, and essays this morning and throughout the day wondering how “we” could have gotten everything so wrong,…

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Posted onFebruary 4, 2016Academe

Naming My Fear

by Kevin Gannon5 Comments on Naming My Fear

I am an academic-in the Humanities, no less-so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that I sometimes act irrationally. Hell, seeking an academic career in…

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Posted onMarch 1, 2015March 4, 2015Academe

On Student-Shaming and Punching Down

by Kevin Gannon17 Comments on On Student-Shaming and Punching Down

A few years ago, trapped in the midst of final exam grading, I started posting some of the real howlers I got as answers on…

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Posted onFebruary 12, 2015Academe

Failing to Succeed

by Kevin Gannon5 Comments on Failing to Succeed

I remember my first F. It came my first semester in college, actually: Intermediate Latin with Magister Lisle–a Harvard School of Classics product who I am…

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