Month: November 2011
In one of my classes yesterday, I was trying to make a point about the use of space in Last Tango in Paris but could not, for the life of.
I recently visited the Torn in Two exhibit at the Boston Public Library. Using maps at the primary storyteller, this exhibit told the story of the Civil War. Running until.
The Senate may be making it more difficult to withdraw from Afghanistan, although of course the status quo also has substantial downsides. Who will win Iowa? I wonder if Paul.
Although it's sort of touching that they think governors and prosecutors will take scientific findings showing evidence to be unreliable into account if appellate courts can't. The other salient fact.
I've been frustrated by the discussion over counter-insurgency for quite some time. This week, I took those frustrations out on my WPR column: Of course, abandoning COIN doctrine would not.
The story of Emma Sullivan is, in its small way, inspiring. She stood her ground, Kansas's WATB-in-chief backed off, and her school administrators seemed to figure out in time that.
New study out of UMass-Amherst affirms the obvious in a methodologically rigorous way: Congressional debates on deficit reduction have highlighted the assertion that large cuts in the military budget would.
I should preface this post by saying that I rarely complement higher education administrators. I am naturally suspicious of people in power anyway and I always question the motives of.