Monsanto. Everyone's favorite chemical corporation. This is the first national advertisement ever placed by Monsanto, a 1939 campaign in Fortune. Good times.
This is a pretty intense story about how Phil Ochs was caught up in the repression of artists and leftists in Latin America in the early 1970s and how closely.
I really object to this analysis that calls Sullivan's Travels "reactionary" toward the poor and poverty. Evidently the writer actually wanted to see "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" or that.
I saw Noah Baumbach's While We're Young and found this Molly Lambert piece on the film really good. Like her, I feel myself in this sort of time warp where.
Who else is spending the day playing around with this interactive map of Shakespeare-era London? More info here.
There is evidently no trend in American history historians won't connect to Thomas Jefferson and that includes the recent emphasis on food. This is an interesting piece on the vegetable.
The Ohio legislative decided to stick a measure in a funding bill that would redefine all faculty as supervisors since they play some role in university governance. This would make.
Deadwood is probably my favorite show of all time. That's for many reasons--the story, the amazing acting of Ian McShane and Brad Dourif among many others, the language. But among.
