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Author: Erik Loomis

MOOCs totally provide an educational experience equal to or better than traditional college classrooms: In January, San Jose State University made a big announcement: It had reached a deal with the startup Udacity to offer college classes for credit online, for a modest fee, not...

Silver

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On July 19, 2013

Huh. Nate Silver, the statistician who attained national fame for his accurate projections about the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections, is parting ways with The New York Times and moving.

No politician wants to talk about this and most Americans don't want to admit it, but the middle class is rapidly disappearing in this country, with contingent, part-time, and freelancing employment replacing the stable jobs with solid incomes that made up the middle class in...
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Fort Wagner

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In General
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On July 18, 2013
Today marks the 150th anniversary of the assault on Fort Wagner, when the African-American 54th Massachusetts so bravely tried to take the fort guarding Charleston Harbor.
If anyone needs to puke, reading Lanny Davis appropriating the Washington Nationals to push his dream of a purple America where everyone in the Beltway can just get along by the Democratic Party moving to the right should accomplish it. ....A reminder of the all-time...

The ESPYs

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On July 17, 2013

So the ESPYs are super dumb and self-serving. Unless Norm Macdonald is the host. If you've never watched his monologue from when he hosted in 1998, you really should do.

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