...John Sibley Williams John Sibley Williams Community Service We are standing beside what used to be a river twenty or thirty years ago & fishing from it crushed cans & other unshatterable things as penance. The old highway still rumbles occasionally above us, shedding its glass & plastic skin...

... should recognize parental contracts in order to assure that all children are well cared for. Inheritance should be abolished, with wealth reverting to the state, which would redistribute to ensure social services for everyone. Borders should be opened, and citizenship should be based not on birthplace...

... of Academic Men and Women .” Academe: Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors 88.6 ( Nov./Dec. 2002 ): 21 - 27 . Massé Michelle . “ ‘Over Ten Thousand Served.’ Service and Activism at Mid-Career .” Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession. MLA Convention...

... Service in Language and Literature Workplaces . Albany : SUNY P , forthcoming . Nelson Cary . Office Hours: Activism and Change in the Academy . New York : Routledge , 2004 . Rhoades Gary . Managed Professionals: Unionized Faculty and Restructuring Academic Labor . Albany...

...-ten graduate school in your field, you probably taught several classes a year as a graduate student, usually while researching, publishing, and doing substantial service to the profession—writing book reviews, supervising other faculty and students, serving on committees, etc. Call...

... institutions increasingly experience their right to grow intellectually as hijacked by the institution’s fixation with prestige and image. Faculty at teaching and service-intensive colleges and universities are experiencing extraordinary demands to keep...

..., to be published by SUNY 326 the minnesota review Press, Over Ten Million Served: Gendered Service in Language and Literature Workplaces. Sharon P. Holland lives, works, and writes in Durham, NC. She is a member of the English, African and African American Studies...

... economy of the state—a heartening assertion of art’s centrality in an era ever-invoking its marginalization. Though Robbins articulates no clear causality between the upward-mobility story and the development of social services in the late nineteenth and twentieth...

... communities. Additionally, in a moment when the crackdown on queer sex and sexu- ality was at a fevered pitch, the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center offered a safe cruising zone that belied the already proliferating image of the lonely PWA (person with AIDS). I am beginning from the premise...

... of the Creative Individual. London: Springer. Gl veanu, Vlad P., Lene Tanggaard Petersen, and Charlotte Wegener, eds. 2016. Creativity: A New Vocabulary. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan. Goff, K., and Ellis P. Torrance. 2002. Abbreviated Torrance Test for Adults. Bensenville, IL: Scholastic Testing Service...

... the need of GAs to receive a living wage for the critical services they provide to the university, though this is certainly a central reason why the majority of NYU GAs voted for union representation. It is about the GAs' demand that they be treated as valued members of the university community...

... technology capitalism general intellect labor theory of value Works Cited Ball James . 2013 . “Xbox Live among Game Services Targeted by US and UK Spy Agencies.” Guardian , December 9 , www.theguardian.com/world/2013/dec/09/nsa-spies-online-games-world-warcraft-second-life...

... should be “open to new and sharp questioning” (9). Bérubé makes a similar point in Life as We Know It (1996). Describing the social services the state provides to his family because his son has Down Syndrome, he acknowledges that such services do indeed have...

... positions that doctoral students in my program fill annually. She listened to the list and promptly declared that for graduate students this work isn’t service; it’s how we earn the “privilege of being represented.” What is lost in this reduction of service to a form of representation...

... occurred in Stroud, also in the UK, in 1990, followed in turn by Wiltshire and a range of other, smaller, initiatives. LETS is a rather straightforward digital mutual exchange system, wherein members exchange goods and services in a closed network. Its popularization signals two central tropes circulating...

...Paul Youngquist © 2008 the minnesota review 2008 Paul Youngquist Thinking Outside the Quad The notion came to me while I was on the phone with customer service for Citibank. I was walking across the empty quad trying to keep my cell squinched between jowl and shoulder, fiddling...

... by an honest, service organization That understood community, equality; That helped those, who'd had less, to develop some hope. As I recycled bundled, left-over brochures, An Honduran-born co-worker helping me said "In Comayagua we would make houses out of these." ...

...Hannah V. Warren Hannah V. Warren the bones on the museum floor behind the do not cross tape fragment in structured piles polished for display but unlabeled left alone while your mother searches for a pamphlet or cell service or a way out you try to force them together skull piece rib bone slice...

... takes slightly different forms with regard to research, writing, service work, and other forms of labor that graduate students perform with little or no formalized wage compensation—in other words, teaching is not the only way that graduate workers work, even though I focus mostly...

... employers, a 60 percent rise; and CUNY provided welfare-to-work services to nearly 40,000 public assistance recipients over the past four years, (see URL below) Arguing that corporations and government agencies throughout the US increasingly "are turning to higher education to meet...