Month: January 2013
Labor Notes has an interesting survey of working-class literature, asking organizers and activists about their favorite class-conscious novels. Admittedly, when I became a professor I stopped reading novels. This is.
Back to my favorite topic. As everyone should know by this point, there's absolutely no logical or historical basis for the idea that people have the right to walk around.
We've already discussed the campaign to suppress political speech at Brooklyn College. Dershowitz's argument now is that the event could be acceptable...if it included him: “The event shouldn’t be cancelled,.
In 2008, the Passenger Investment and Improvement Act was passed and signed into law. An unfortunate feature of this law was a provision to sunset Amtrak subsidies for shorter routes.
The New York Times has a front-page story about the ongoing collapse in the number of people applying to law school (from 100,700 in 2004 down to about 54,000 this.
TNC on Mamet: All jest aside, I find the process that produces this sort of work to be utterly amoral. I've said this before, but this is the kind of.
What an utterly wonderful set of color photos from Paris in the early 20th century. I love black and white photos and black and white cinema but seeing these things.
One of the last links to World War II-era popular culture has passed.