An enlightening and fascinating collection of speeches by
Stephen Trachtenberg, this book touches upon many of the
fundamental issues facing institutions of higher education.
Trachtenberg asks why, although everybody agrees something must be
done about our public education system, nothing, or next to
nothing, has actually happened? If what our students most lack are
technical and mathematical skills, is the debate over western
tradition vs. multiculturalism a red herring? Can total quality
management really work in the stratified environment of American
higher education? Whether examining the role of business in
education, the value of political correctness, the frayed
self-image of American higher education, or the legacy of Martin
Luther King, Jr., Trachtenberg brings to each topic not only his
thought-provoking insight and wry humor, but his own wealth of
real-life experience in education, government, and business.
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