Academics on food stamps in the United States
Hello everyone,
I've looked through older entries and didn't see this mentioned. I read an article from the Chronicle of Higher Education that featured academics (mostly from the Humanities) on food stamps.
I'm not an American, so I would like to know how accurate this article is in portraying the situation for academics in America. Has the economic recession badly affected the academic job industry? Is the article just playing up the issue of academics on welfare?
I've looked through older entries and didn't see this mentioned. I read an article from the Chronicle of Higher Education that featured academics (mostly from the Humanities) on food stamps.
I'm not an American, so I would like to know how accurate this article is in portraying the situation for academics in America. Has the economic recession badly affected the academic job industry? Is the article just playing up the issue of academics on welfare?