Higher Education Comical Politics

Demise of Purdue Northwest is Planned by Administrators.

Chancellor Keon and his administrative hanger on, and many professional tenure professors, are consciously planning the end of Purdue Northwest (PNW). The plan is to get rid of NWI students to the point they will not be a factor anymore. It is succeeding beyond their wildest dreams -- especially with the new Chinese virus on the loose. Remember that before... Read more →

Chancellor Will Reign Over the Demise of Purdue Northwest

Chancellor Keon and his hand selected team, of know nothings and make a lot of money, type of people, are going to see the end of Purdue Northwest in total. They already know it is true, which is why they are behaving the way they are. What is that behavior? They are all maximizing their pay, their power, their glory,... Read more →

Comical Northwest College Diploma (or is it Purdue?)

The big debate, or joke, now on going is about how the Purdue Board of Trustees has finally made its point by Purdue Northwest no longer being allowed to give out Purdue University Diplomas. It was a promise made over the past fifty years to incoming students. But hey the major student/faculty complaint is only that they did not "ask"... Read more →

Elaine Carey is Truly Evil

Dean Elaine Carey is the Dean of CHESS, College of Humanities, Education, and Social Science. Compared to anyone else who works for a living she makes a lot of money and has a lot of benefits. And....and she can never ever be removed. Nonetheless she is evil and at the same time ignorant for and academic. Especially one who claims... Read more →

Indiana Appeals Court Found Purdue Not Innocent

Contrary to the view of the snowflakes and their allies in academia (almost everyone in the professorial and administrative ranks), in point of fact the Indiana Appeals Courts never ever found that anyone at Purdue University and the University itself ever did not do the things that I have accused them all of doing. By all, I mean, the President,... Read more →

The Most Evil People in Higher Education in Indiana

Evil in Indiana higher education begins (but is not limited to) with the President of Purdue University Mitch Daniels (this by the way includes people working under him and the Purdue University Board of Trustees who does his bidding.) The second evil man is PNW (Purdue Northwest) Chancellor Thomas Keon. He is truly evil. There is none like him. The... Read more →

AP Agrees with Professor Eisenstein: Obama Lied

The Associated Press seems to agree with the position that I took in class. This is what I was teaching my American Government students when the course was taken away from me by the looser Jonathan Swartz. I was teaching, which was new to students, that Obama almost always lied. Unlike Trump who may lie about irrelevant things, Obama lied... Read more →

The Voluntary Retirement That Was Not Voluntary

I have now officially been "retired" from Purdue University for two weeks. I never ever contemplated retiring. I had a job to do in my teaching and I was doing it. My wife who had stood by me agreed also. When Purdue University presented the voluntary retirement in January or so I threw it away because it did not interest... Read more →

President Mitch Daniels Destroys Purdue University Brand -- forever.

Purdue University has just acquired Kaplan "university." Kaplan and Purdue are two entirely different entities. Purdue University enhances Kaplan; but Kaplan destroys the Purdue University brand. Where and how this idea came to President Mitch Daniels is beyond anyone's comprehension. If you actually want to read how bad this is look at the following article from the Chronicle of Higher... Read more →

Purdue University and its Double Standard

Last year, I wrote a blog piece about a University colleague criticizing that colleague's actions and ideas (here). I am not generally known for subltely; I call it like I see it. This colleague - Professor Yahya Kamalipour - promotes himself in the public domain, speaks and writes prolifically for public consumption. In response to my criticism, Professor Kamalipour, along... Read more →