Faculty
Scholarly Groups' Choices Yield Diverging Fortunes
Twenty-eight people work for the MLA's Bibliographic Information Services (above), maintaining a database of 2.4 million records dating back to 1926.
April 01, 2012
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Will disciplinary societies become the bowling leagues of academe?
Declining participation in those leagues symbolized the larger generational decline of social participation in Bowling Alone, the 2000 best seller by Robert D. Putnam, a Harvard...
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