The League in 2010- Round Two
After the first batch of 2010 league posts was whittled down, there are 40 posts left. Any suggestions?
I’d like to get this down to about 15 pieces, but maybe we could go as high as 20. If we do that for three years, though, we’re looking at a Journal of Ordinary Gentlemen with 60 articles. It might be a bit much. Honestly, this is a mindboggling task. I’d appreciate it if, in the future, the writers here would publish lower quality posts and more mindless fluff. Thanks.
December 2010.
D.A. Ridgelely: “Some Noise about Signals, Education, & Other Likely Stories“.
Lisa Kramer: “I Suppose the Political is Personal Too“.
Jason Kuznicki: “The Profession of Faith of the Savoyard Blogger“.
Tony Comstock: “On Consumerism, Living the Dream, and Hope“.
November 2010.
William Brafford: “Ludwig und Yeezy“.
J.L. Wall: “Springsteen’s America Versus Reagan’s America“.
John Rowe: “The Christian Nation Controversy“.
Jason Kuznicki: “Armistice Day“.
October, 2010.
J.L. Wall: “Broken Culture, Broken Politics“.
Ned Resnikoff: “Whose Fault is Generation Me?”
Jason Kuznicki: “Anomie Domine“.
Rufus F.: “The Trouble with the Culture Wars“.
September, 2010.
Lisa Kramer: “Liberalism is elitism“.
Rufus F.: “Harlan County USA“.
August, 2010.
Lisa Kramer: “From the Land of Pleasant Living“.
Scott Payne: “This is America! An Interview with Aziz Poonawalla on the Cordoba House Project“.
Jason Kuznicki: “Perry, Hayek, and Immanent Critique“.
July, 2010.
E.D. Kain: “Joy, Purpose, and the hard work of Parenting“.
Jason Kuznicki: “Managed Ignorance“.
Mark Thompson: “What Liberals Want: An Interview with Freddie deBoer“.
June, 2010.
David Schaengold: “We need to use less oil so we can keep using oil longer“.
Lisa Kramer: “Work, as a financial reality: The Lesson of Norma Rae“.
May, 2010.
Will: “The Conservative Disposition“.
Mark Thompson: “Once more into the Libraltarian Breach“.
E.D. Kain: “Red Families & Blue Families“.
Chris Dierkes: “Response to Jason: Are Christianity and Homosexuality Reconcilable?”
Mark Thompson: “Geography, Politics, and Arrogance“.
April, 2010.
E.D. Kain: “Folk Wisdom and the Tyranny of Experts“.
Chris Dierkes: “Holy (and Wholly Misunderstood) Saturday“.
March, 2010.
Matthew Schmitz: “Talking about Rohmer“.
Chris Dierkes: “Brief Explanation of the Meaning of Resurrection“.
Matthew Schmitz: “My Problem with St. Patrick’s Day“.
Jason Kuznicki: “Truth without Falsification“.
February, 2010.
Will: “Friendship and Civic Virtue“.
Jason Kuznicki: “Why I hate Politics“.
Scott H. Payne: “Living in the Love of the Common People“.
David Schaengold: “The Architecture of Modernity and the Joy of Science“.
January, 2010.
Will: “The Age of Ideological Uncertainty“.
Mark Thompson: “Sacrificing Ideology at the Altar of Culture“.
E.D. Kain: “Writing as Conversation“.
All 40? Not an option? (How many pages are we shooting for, here?)Report
I was thinking a full sized newspaper, black and white, and about 20 pages, which costs about 70 cents to print. I am open to suggestions though.Report
I’d appreciate it if, in the future, the writers here would publish lower quality posts and more mindless fluff. Thanks.
Doin da best I can boss, doin da best I can
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I’m both flattered and chuffed to see Consumerism, etc.. on this list. At the time the piece was very much a meditation/pep talk to myself. My goodness a lot has happened in the year since then.Report
Yeah, I see nothing wrong with making this long – why not 120 posts? Few of them are much longer than a page or two…
Realistically, though, why not include 2011? It’s almost over, and you could take your time that way, have this out by Spring.Report
I fully intend to include 2011, but my hope is that someone else will go through those posts and I think Mark is looking at 2009.Report
Liberalism is elitism should be on the list.Report