One lesson of Chip Kelly's regrettable flameout in Philadephia is that in the NFL there are severe limits to how much good tactical coaching can overcome inferior personnel. One person.
There are two comments in Paul's first discussion of the odd NYT profile of Alice Goffman that, in admittedly extreme form, exemplify how Goffman and her defenders have tried to.
It hasn't been a good week for 69-year-old English entertainers.
Is there any figure so utterly loathsome that a university, especially an elite one who could easily afford it, would turn down or return money from them? The answer is.
When I wrote yesterday about Gideon Lewis-Kraus's long NYT piece on Alice Goffman I focused on the article's failure to produce any exculpatory evidence regarding the apparently fraudulent elements of.
Pete Wells is fast becoming a national treasure, even when he's reviewing restaurants you would never consider eating at. He uses great prose to go after ripoffs highbrow and lowbrow.
One of the problems with capitalism is that new products and technologies are introduced to the market without any (or with very little) testing to see how they will impact.
While the national attention paid to Confederate nostalgia and its racist symbolism that helps convince people to shoot up historically black churches has faded with unfortunate rapidity, at least some.
