About a month ago, I was banned from the University Of Iowa because of a joke that I made about drugs. Here is what happened. I was waiting for a class that I had arrived early for, and I was nervous, so I made a joke to a classmate. I said, “I’m anxious. Do youContinueContinue reading “Banned from University of Iowa Over Drug Joke!”
Tag Archives: university
College Football
My cousin Kathryn is a big fan of the University of Michigan’s football club. Michigan has a 107,000-seat stadium,. It cost $258 million to renovate that stadium. That’s a lot of money that could have gone towards something a little more educational than a football stadium. While the football club likely has revenues in excess ofContinueContinue reading “College Football”
I Ordered A Textbook Today
In a little over a month, I will make my triumphant return to the classroom. Granted, I did start taking some classes over a year ago through an online college, and I got to my final semester in a degree program there when I quit. Perhaps I should have finished, but I didn’t like theContinueContinue reading “I Ordered A Textbook Today”
Rural Sociology, Sep2017, Vol. 82 Issue 3, p499-523
Angie Carter’s article in the September 2017 issue of Rural Sociology has a copyright notice on it, so I suppose I won’t republish it here (not that I really care if I get sued, but I’ll be nice enough). I invite you, my dear readers, to read it for yourselves. But I warn you thatContinueContinue reading “Rural Sociology, Sep2017, Vol. 82 Issue 3, p499-523”
Degrees Fantasy
I sometimes forget that I have obtained some wonderful volumes over the years. While if prompted I can probably recall most of the books that I have bought, it’s not possible to always be conscious of all my bound books. I spent the night out of town last night, and I had none of myContinueContinue reading “Degrees Fantasy”
God In The Classroom
There are those who are so astonished by the fact that we are lucky enough to live on a planet that is just the right temperature, with a single sun that rises and sets, and that we live on a planet with tides that rise and fall, and the seasons come and go only toContinueContinue reading “God In The Classroom”
A Good Day For Books
Yesterday was a good day for books. I received my Business Law book and some sociology books. The law book was for an online course I’m taking; I read through chapter 4, took a multiple choice exam, and answered not a single question incorrectly! But that was all very basic. The sociology textbooks are fromContinueContinue reading “A Good Day For Books”
Official Blog of Dustin Hartley 
You must be logged in to post a comment.