I have no particularly deep commentary on the Gerber and Malhotra study discussed by Kieran and here by Kevin Drum. Bitterly fought battles over the relative value of different political science methodologies are a phenomenon that I am happy to consign to my misspent youth....
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Still in the grip of a tantrum, the Sooners have decided to take their ball and go home:Oklahoma would consider canceling its game at Washington in 2008 if the Pacific.
Bangkok:The Thai military launched a coup against Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Tuesday night, circling his offices with tanks, seizing control of TV stations and declaring a provisional authority pledging.
Ron Moore hints at it on the 40th anniversary of Star Trek:Kirk, for me, embodied an American idea: His mission was to explore the final frontier, not to conquer it. He was moral without moralizing. Week after week, he confronted the specters of intolerance and...
I guess if you're from Oklahoma there really isn't that much else to live for...The instant replay official whose failure to overturn a bad call led to a narrow Oregon.
Austin Bay escaped reality a while ago. Now he's found himself in some bizarre parody of reality, and he's trying to escape that, too: Iraq, albeit slowly and painfully, is.
Remember that today is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Act accordingly, ye scurvy dogs.
From Air Force Link:The Air Force chief of staff announced "Reaper" has been chosen as the name for the MQ-9 unmanned aerial vehicle.The Air Force is the Department of Defense's.
In an aside to an otherwise excellent post on the FCC, Amanda writes:Local ownership means, on average, that the audience is getting troubling high amounts of actual news, which is.
University of Oklahoma President David Boren.Suck it up, Sooners. Better luck at the track.
You heard it here first....BBC:China will increase its peacekeeping presence in Lebanon to 1,000 troops, Premier Wen Jiabao has confirmed. The move would make China one of the largest contributors.
So, content at having picked up my copy of World War Z this afternoon, I'm wandering the internet and find this:Cormac McCarthy sets his new novel, The Road, in a.