John’s Newsletter
John HawthorneThoughts about Contemporary Culture, Higher Education, Politics, and Religion
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The Administration's Plans for Higher Ed Accreditation
I’ve been prepping for a Higher Learning Commission accreditation visit coming up in two weeks, which is why I haven’t been writing as much as normal. A comprehensive visit occurs every ten years with an online review happening four years l...
Our Anti-Empathy Administration
So Pam Bondi is out as Attorney General. According to news reports, she had asked President Trump Wednesday evening to give her time to make a graceful exit on her own terms. He announced her departure via his social media platform yesterda...
What's the Point of the Protests?
Tomorrow is the third No Kings protest. Early indications are that it will be bigger than the one held in the Fall which had between 7 and 12 million participants depending how estimates were done. They occurred across the country: in small...
A Proactive Sociology
I read the online version of the Denver Post every morning. It’s important to keep in touch with local and state issues. Their national stories tend to be rehashes of other periodicals. I keep up with what’s going on with the Nuggets and Br...
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Retired Christian University sociology professor/administrator. Email [email protected] BlueSky @johnhawthorne Get The Fearless Christian University from Eerdmans. https://tinyurl.com/458d83dy
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