PATIENT-CONSUMER AND MEDICATIONS Introduction: One of the first contacts that a patient–consumer may make is to look within their residence for an over the counter medicine. The author is suggesting a world of difference between medications and their impact on … Continue reading →
* CITY LINES (Interaction in the city means that there MAY be involvement with someone else. Did you see anyone at the mall? Nope. You really did see hundreds of strangers. There is a friendly distance. That means there are … Continue reading →
COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP Joel C. Snell Professor Emeritus Social Sciences/ Kirkwood Community College Abstract The article introduces the many complexities of administrating and setting an arena for learning for many students who seek out both general and introductory work for … Continue reading →
CHRISTIAN ECCLECTICS REVISIONISM The most popular form of Christianity is the Bible without error. It is a terrible road to carry one’s self. Rather, if the Bible is seen as an evolving document, one can understand that brutality and related … Continue reading →
Farrell, Justin (2020) Billionaire Wilderness, The Ultra-Wealthy and The Remaking Of The American West, Princeton , New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 375 pages. Teton County is the richest county in all of the United States. It is also the most … Continue reading →
PATRIOT HISTORY In the mid 50’s, I attended one of the first junior highs in the U.S.A. LOOK magazine came to our school and took our picture in front of the school. The next year, I was in 8-9. That … Continue reading →
DIANE DOLLY, I met Diane in the spring of 1965. We remained friends all through that year. Diana was a senior at Omaha Tech High school. She worked at Richard Young hospital and there is where I met her. My … Continue reading →
THIRD FORCE PSYCHOLOGY AND SPECIAL PSYCHIATRIST OF THE FIELD From 1950 to 1970, psychology had two real options. They were Skinner’s Behavior Modification and Freud’s Free Association. The first came to be seen as highly manipulative and the second as … Continue reading →
Statistical Fog Huff, Darrell (1954) How to Lie with Statistics, W.W. Norton &Company Inc New York, New York, 142 PAGES This is the 70th anniversary of the biggest little book in academia and the wider community. How to Lie with … Continue reading →
Teaching Computer Sciences to Arts & Humanities Students Abstract The authors describe a conversational teaching class that divides stages in a progressive fashion. The main issue is mixing the arts with a computer program entitled Abelton. Hopefully, the arts can … Continue reading →