Category Archives: Academia
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The Tree: Vanished
8October 25, 2014 by The Editor
In one word, a scholar writing about French Detroit encapsulates conventional thinking about French-Canadian culture on the American side of …
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Opportunity and Opportunism: Dueling Narratives of Detroit
1September 7, 2014 by The Editor
In some activist and academic communities, the contemporary use of Native American/First Nations imagery is measured on a scale that …
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French Canadians and Social Mobility
2February 23, 2014 by The Editor
There is a fascinating article, “Your Ancestors, Your Fate,” by economics professor Gregory Davis dated February 21, 2014 in the …
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The Limits of Scholarship
6February 18, 2013 by The Editor
“Stories–individual stories, family stories, national stories–are what stitch together the disparate elements of human existence into a coherent whole. …
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What’s My Story? The White and the Gold
10January 28, 2013 by The Editor
My reading over the past year has been concentrated primarily in the area of French Canadian studies. Over years of …
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Stop Studying!
4June 29, 2012 by The Editor
It is just short of a year now that I chose to not pursue a doctoral program that I began …
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