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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Going Gaga by Jeffrey H. Toney on The Huffington Post SHARE
It is often said that the tenure system is founded in academic freedom, allowing instructors to teach subjects without constraint, hopefully with the students' best interests in mind. This example begs the question of where do you draw the line?
Going Gaga by Jeffrey H. Toney on The Huffington Post SHARE
It is often said that the tenure system is founded in academic freedom, allowing instructors to teach subjects without constraint, hopefully with the students' best interests in mind. This example begs the question of where do you draw the line?
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Political Debates: Took What I Hated and Made It a Part of Me by Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
My article from The Huffington Post challenges the assertion of "left wing" biased media, giving an example from Chris Matthews' Hardball on CNBC.
Political Debates: Took What I Hated and Made It a Part of Me by Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
My article from The Huffington Post challenges the assertion of "left wing" biased media, giving an example from Chris Matthews' Hardball on CNBC.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Lessons Learned: Sometimes No Day at the Beach by Norma Bowe and Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
Disasters present both challenges and opportunities. The BP oil spill offered an opportunity to engage our students in service to a community well beyond the boundaries of our campus and, importantly, to grapple with problem solving that is directly connected to our day to day lives.
Lessons Learned: Sometimes No Day at the Beach by Norma Bowe and Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
Disasters present both challenges and opportunities. The BP oil spill offered an opportunity to engage our students in service to a community well beyond the boundaries of our campus and, importantly, to grapple with problem solving that is directly connected to our day to day lives.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Oil-Eating Microbes Have the Appetite for Crude, but Do They Have the Stomach? by Jeffrey H. Toney and Norma Bowe SHARE
Stunned by a recent lead Editorial in The New York Times, "Science and the Gulf", I felt compelled to explain how they got it wrong. Please share and post comments!
Oil-Eating Microbes Have the Appetite for Crude, but Do They Have the Stomach? by Jeffrey H. Toney and Norma Bowe SHARE
Stunned by a recent lead Editorial in The New York Times, "Science and the Gulf", I felt compelled to explain how they got it wrong. Please share and post comments!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Big Pharma: Reports of Its Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated by Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
Is Open Innovation a cure for Big Pharma's ills?
Big Pharma: Reports of Its Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated by Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
Is Open Innovation a cure for Big Pharma's ills?
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
University Group Raises Concerns About BP Oil Spill Contaminants in Livestock Feed by Chris Rodda SHARE
My colleague Dr. Norma Bowe and I are working together with Kean University students to study the BP oil spill. An article published in Truthout and in The Huffington Post written by Chris Rodda describes their journey.
University Group Raises Concerns About BP Oil Spill Contaminants in Livestock Feed by Chris Rodda SHARE
My colleague Dr. Norma Bowe and I are working together with Kean University students to study the BP oil spill. An article published in Truthout and in The Huffington Post written by Chris Rodda describes their journey.
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Monday, August 30, 2010
The 35 inch Survival Test by Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
Imagine if you had to pass this simple test: if your waistline is equal to or less than 35 inches, you could lead a healthy life; if not, you must begin a regime to trim down, because the clock is ticking.
Given all of the health risks associated with our waistlines, 35 inches may not be an unreasonable limit, but this is the reality that the trapped miners in Chile must face because of the dimensions of the escape tunnel.
The 35 inch Survival Test by Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
Imagine if you had to pass this simple test: if your waistline is equal to or less than 35 inches, you could lead a healthy life; if not, you must begin a regime to trim down, because the clock is ticking.
Given all of the health risks associated with our waistlines, 35 inches may not be an unreasonable limit, but this is the reality that the trapped miners in Chile must face because of the dimensions of the escape tunnel.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Uncertainty, Human Health and a Manhattan-Sized Toxic Soup by Jeffrey Toney SHARE
Undersea plumes of crude oil the size of Manhattan may sound like science fiction, but is a reality that we must face.
Uncertainty, Human Health and a Manhattan-Sized Toxic Soup by Jeffrey Toney SHARE
Undersea plumes of crude oil the size of Manhattan may sound like science fiction, but is a reality that we must face.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
The Dreaded P-Word? By John McWhorter SHARE
OpEdNews: Progressive, Tough, Liberal.
Is "Progressive" a Pejorative Term?
The Dreaded P-Word? By John McWhorter SHARE
OpEdNews: Progressive, Tough, Liberal.
Is "Progressive" a Pejorative Term?
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Monday, July 19, 2010
Palin Compares Herself To Shakespeare, Asks Muslims To 'Refudiate' Mosque by Geoffrey Dunn SHARE
This Op-Ed on Palin's Twitter page has thus far generated more than 8,200 comments on Huffington Post! What do you think about her Tweets?
Palin Compares Herself To Shakespeare, Asks Muslims To 'Refudiate' Mosque by Geoffrey Dunn SHARE
This Op-Ed on Palin's Twitter page has thus far generated more than 8,200 comments on Huffington Post! What do you think about her Tweets?
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Amid 'e-media,' books retain their allure by Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
Before the internet we explored the library stacks, our imaginations sometimes piqued by books we did not set out to find.
Op-Ed published in the print edition of The Star Ledger, 18 July 2010, pg. 21.
Amid 'e-media,' books retain their allure by Jeffrey H. Toney SHARE
Before the internet we explored the library stacks, our imaginations sometimes piqued by books we did not set out to find.
Op-Ed published in the print edition of The Star Ledger, 18 July 2010, pg. 21.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
A Scientist Takes On Gravity By Dennis Overbye SHARE
Does gravity really exist? One scientist challenges Newton.
Article published in The New York Times, Science Times, July 13, 2010
A Scientist Takes On Gravity By Dennis Overbye SHARE
Does gravity really exist? One scientist challenges Newton.
Article published in The New York Times, Science Times, July 13, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Connecting the Dots for Better Medicine by Jeffrey H. Toney and Sonal Singh SHARE
Can "data clouds" on the internet be connected to discover new medicines?
Op-Ed published in The Star Ledger, April 21, 2010 (print edition).
Connecting the Dots for Better Medicine by Jeffrey H. Toney and Sonal Singh SHARE
Can "data clouds" on the internet be connected to discover new medicines?
Op-Ed published in The Star Ledger, April 21, 2010 (print edition).
