Fall 2009

A few weeks ago, my son and I got into a fight. It wasn’t the kind of fight that typically erupts between a mother and her 19-year-old son. We weren’t battling about the car, or my credit card, or his search for a summer job. We were fighting instead about the truth. Specifically, we were fighting about Wikipedia, and what it says about wisdom.

Letters to the editor, fall 2009.
http://communitydevelopment@barnard.edu/category/listing-filter/fall-2009?page=2
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