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4:23 AM
Interesting question over at Confessions of a Community College Dean: "What do you [a dean] do when a tenured professor is an addict?" suburbdad.blogspot.com/2016/04/managing-addicts.html
somewhat related to this question, there's even one answer about a professor with an alcohol problem:
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Q: Prof's neurological health is declining rapidly. What can I (TA) do?

AnonymousI'm a law student acting as a teaching assistant/fellow for a tenured and notable law professor. Between last year when I took the course myself and now when I am a TA/TF, his mental acuity and health has declined significantly. He has essentially no short-term memory, tremors, and can't follow c...

 
 
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8:13 PM
My research involves playing sounds to people. I just read an article that has a large and prominent disclaimer from the publisher that basically says that despite the experiment being approved by 2 IRBs, the NIH, and the FDA, that it is so dangerous that nothing like it should ever be tried again.
 
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Q: Applications of MVT for Integrals, suitable for calculus 1

swensonjI'm about to give a first-semester calculus lecture covering the mean value theorem for integrals: If $f$ is continuous on $[a,b]$, then there is some $c\in(a,b)$ such that $(b-a)f(c)=\int_a^b f(x)\,dx$. In past semesters, I've shown examples in which I confirm that this theorem holds for some ...

 
Ric
8:36 PM
@StrongBad What was the experiment?
 
8:48 PM
@Ric they played music at a level/duration just above the OSHA limits. The issue is that the basis of the OSHA limits do not take into account a newly discovered form of delayed hearing damage. Basically, everything we (and the experimenters) know says that they caused these subjects permanent damage.
 

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