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Category Archives: James Dennis LoRusso
To Tweet or not to Tweet? Social Media in the Classroom
by James Dennis LoRusso The typical humanities student today experiences a multi-faceted exposure to new technologies. I have given lectures that move seamlessly between video clips from Youtube, online news articles, and animated power point. Courses regularly require students to … Continue reading
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Yoga and the Boundaries of Religion in the Public Square
by James Dennis LoRusso In one of the latest installments of the culture wars, we once again confront the struggle to specify the boundaries between religion and the state. A group of parents in Encinitas, CA, with the aid of … Continue reading