Category Archives: Quaker Education

Can a “Hail Mary” Plan Save Guilford College? A Guest Perspective

[Editor/Blogger’s introduction: As Guilford College approaches decisions that are reliably reported to be “do or die” for the school, we were approached by Jonathon Podolsky, a self-described “save college” consultant. He has been following Guilford’s recent difficulties. His personal assessment here is long, likely controversial, and has been doggedly pursued in the face of Guilford … Continue reading Can a “Hail Mary” Plan Save Guilford College? A Guest Perspective

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A Breaking (Bad) Quaker News Flash . . .

Friends in the DC Beltway area may already know. But as they say in the news biz, this is a developing story . . . . The short official explanation (no money) is accurate enough, but patently incomplete. Any reader who is  ready and able to lift the curtain, use Messenger to get in touch.

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Excerpt #7, Tell It Slant: “Life Falls on You Like a Ton of Bricks”

The latest “review” of Tell It Slant comes from Olympia, Washington Friends Meeting: 24-08-08 Library Committee — Ramona Hinkle shared a book report: Tell It Slant – Chuck Fager, A Prophetic Life of Adventure & Writing on Religion, War and Justice, Love and Laughter by Emma Lapsansky-Werner and Chuck I considered reviewing this book with … Continue reading Excerpt #7, Tell It Slant: “Life Falls on You Like a Ton of Bricks”

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