Such was the reaction of my students after I informed them of their murdering ways and asked them to tell me what happens in the gutter between the first two panels. Needless to say, teaching The Walking Dead will be directly responsible for me hearing...
Month: January 2011
Texas edition. It's also worth noting that most "Voter ID" statutes still allow for (heavily Republican-leaning) absentee ballots to be cast without ID.
Thanks to Erik Voeten, I have just discovered a fabulous blog, Better Book Titles: This blog is for people who do not have thousands of hours to read book reviews.
In addition to other problems with the latest comments of the House of Representatives' very own The Donalde, I had no idea that all of the framers lived into their 110s and 20s and 30s. Must be my defective Canadian education...
The norm -- and I plead guilty -- is to bash the Oscar nominations for their exclusions. But it's always worth keeping in mind that arguing that the Academy should.
We've laughed at the Young Cons before, and now they give us reason to again: The only thing I'll say is, "Isn't it not at all revealing about conservative ideology.
There's not a lot I can add to Pema Levy's excellent response to William Saletan, but I did want to emphasize a couple points. First of all, Saletan does deserve credit for acknowledging pro-choice arguments about the effect of the arbitrary abortion regulations that states...
Serwer is definitive: To the extent that "mass bloodshed" was necessary, it was because the Confederates refused to hew to the potential outcomes produced by democratic institutions, which is precisely.
Happy 70th, Neil. I'm surprised it's taken me this long to come up with an excuse for posting that.
I invite you to identify the absurdity. Wait, let me help: Through a mutual contact, [former CIA operative Duane R. “Dewey”] Clarridge declined to comment for this post. But his case is fascinating. Like a lot of ex-CIA operatives, he considers his former agency a...
I would say that I'm responding to Darleen Click's arguments about this post, except that she doesn't actually have any arguments. Does she propose a different way of restricting post-viability.
After discussing the wordiness of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead, it only makes sense to discuss its visual counterpart, by which I mean pages like this one from the third.