Richard Wolin writes (about Andrew Delbanco) at The Nation:
He notes that whereas the child of a family earning at least $90,000 a year stands a 50 percent chance of receiving a BA by the time he or she turns 24, for a child whose annual family [...]
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week. See famous teachers right here.
(I teach part-time — very part-time — and that two hours and a half are often the highlight of my work week. I just gave the final to my class last night, and I threatened to flunk all of them so [...]
When neighbors find out a group home is being planned for their block, the script generally goes:
Neighbors protest and if they’re unsuccessful at blocking construction, they sit and watch the group home come in and quickly establish itself as the best-kept house on the street.
Unlike the myths would have you [...]
…as it pertains to news-gathering, and how you get your information from traditional media.
To read more about Newseum, go here. This conversation goes on here at America’s Oldest Continuously Etc., and there’s a real and valid debate to be had for traditional news values and traditional news judgment — coupled with the [...]
At least, that’s true when it comes to computer infections…
You can read more here: b-istr_main_report_2011_21239364.en-us
This says you’d better leave your water guns at home, but concealed weapons are OK.
That can’t be right. Can it?
And thanks, DickG., for the link.
Steven Greenhut at Reason says incidents where police use overkill to quell disturbances come because:
…the nature of policing has changed. Following the 9/11 attacks, officers have convinced themselves that every member of the public is a potential threat. Every local police department is awash in grants from“Homeland Security” to buy [...]
Are the Farrelly Brothers’ Three Stooges Jewish?
Is your car a Democrat? Or a Republican? From a recent survey:
• Republicans opted for bigger, pricier models, while Dems chose smaller, more affordable ones.
• Republicans accounted for 69% of convertible purchases, and Democrats only 17%.
• Among Republicans, the Ford Mustang convertible was the most popular car, [...]
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