I discussed the evolution of former Oregon congresswoman and now Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer a couple of weeks ago. She's amazing, just leaning all in. The New Republic has.
Following Governor Ron DeSantis' higher education reform proposal, recently appointed New College of Florida trustee Christopher Rufo speaks about changes that need to be made at the state-run liberal arts.
This is the grave of William Thomson, Lord Kelvin. Born in 1824 in Belfast, Occupied Ireland, William Thomson grew up wealthy. His father taught math and engineering at the Royal.
I've been watching quite a few films lately, but I've also been trying to write and I haven't gotten to the point of writing Film Club posts very often. Will.
Paul mentioning Tom Friedman today reminded me that there's a whole raft of Times columnists running out the clock and no one has noticed anything they've written in the last.
This is the grave of John Sutter. Born in Kandern, Baden, in what is now Germany, in 1803, Johann Sutter came from a middle-class family. His father was a foreman.
This is the grave of George Neumayr. Well, when you run across a grave like this in a cemetery, you snap a quick picture and figure you might find more.
I saw two shows last week, part of a very busy February after a long show drought in January. The one I was most excited about Marissa Nadler, who played.
