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Kellie Bean has been a Professor of English at Marshall University, an Associate Dean of Liberal Arts, and most recently, Provost of a small New England College. Author of "Post-Backlash Feminism: Women and the Media Since Reagan/Bush" (McFarland & Co. 2007), she publishes on women, media and theater and serves as Volunteer Education Editor at OEN. Her latest academic piece on fake news appears in "The Ultimate Daily Show and Philosophy." She writes plays about academics, has too many cats, and lives part-time in Montreal.
SHARE Friday, July 3, 2015 Summer College Selection: Avoid Dropout Factories
Learning about graduation rates and what they mean to overall cost of college very important as students spend summer shopping for right school.
SHARE Saturday, June 27, 2015 College Crisis: The Small Liberal Arts College
small liberal arts schools face toughest times ahead. they represent a tradition worth saving but we must ask candidates to face challenges head on.
SHARE Monday, March 15, 2010 Women Need Healthcare Reform--Now!
The current healthcare proposal--including the Medicare Option--is a good start to getting women the healthcare they need and deserve.
(2 comments) SHARE Wednesday, February 24, 2010 ESPN's Storm: Kornheiser's Tempest in a Tea Pot
A small media hubbub has erupted this week after one of her colleagues, the always noxious Tony Kornheiser, recently tore into Storm on air for the clothes she was wearing that day.
(3 comments) SHARE Wednesday, February 17, 2010 When Murder is Academic: A Brief Tutorial on Academic Life
Academe is the "real world" in small, pressurized form that can be misery-makingI wouldn't harm my colleagues, cannot understand what Amy Bishop did to hers. But I do understand academic frustration that grows out of the invisible forces that seem to control our destinies and the way academics tend to be maligned and misunderstood in the larger culture and media.
(15 comments) SHARE Sunday, February 7, 2010 Sarah Palin: Talk Talk Talkin' Revolution
Her politics of plain truck-drivin' folks become increasingly transparent, and a down right reckless. This week she called for a "revolution," and asked her audience to join her. Again, gleeful in her ignorance, Ms. Palin seems not to know that historically citizens suffer, kill and die when conducting a revolution. Let's hope, for her sake and those following her, that she can't talk a real revolution into existence.
(4 comments) SHARE Sunday, January 3, 2010 Let 2010 be The Year We Loved our Bodies
Lets stop pathologizing women's bodies and start loving them. Reject industries designed to teach us to hate how we look.
SHARE Thursday, August 27, 2009 New Media Feminist Debate: Pornography
"Of course we're going to disagree as grown, politically invested women, but to tear each other down in defense of pornography? Here we are eating each other alive, serving the larger culture's disrespect for us..."
(5 comments) SHARE Thursday, November 6, 2008 The Palin Legacy: Sexism in Reporting
First, the Palin thing seems to have worked itself out for now. I no longer have to worry that War-Monger Barbie might end up President. Not to mention the man who grumbled and scowled his way through the campaign with her.
Of course the media feeding frenzy has begun. And the glee with which they are celebrating Palin's personal failings is shameful. She was a bad pi
(2 comments) SHARE Thursday, October 16, 2008 Women's Health in Quotes
John McCain gives away his true feelings about women and their health concerns in comment on abortion.
(2 comments) SHARE Tuesday, October 7, 2008 Don't Hate Me Because I'm Beautiful
The women beware women hostility encouraged by MSM coverage Palin. Time magazine claims women hate Palin because they are jealous.
SHARE Monday, September 29, 2008 They Get What They Deserve--And So Do We
Bush supporters past and McCain/Palin supporters present have and will get what they deserve. Sadly, so will the rest of us.