• The benighted “civility” report ~ You get what you pay for
• What goes on at this college? (Part 1) ~ The December "civility" workshop (at the "Duck Club")
• Name that bully! (Part 2) ~ Who's doing these things, anyway?
• Saying no to wider participation? (Part 3) ~ The workgroup has lots of deans and managers
• “Make things nicer!” (Part 4) ~ Our district's history of enforcing "civility"--to silence dissent
• Roy Bauer’s concerns? (Part 5) ~ The Academic Senate bungles an agenda request
• A civil discussion (de facto Part 6) ~ The Senate meeting in which all was undone
• A civility policy? Arf! ~ We saw it comin'
• One step forward, two steps back: Glenn's clueless email ~ So we're pursuing a board policy on civility after all! Good grief.
• Today's "civility ball" (part 7)
• Civility initiative, part 8: new proposed statement
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