Monthly Archive: April 2014

Whither the 15-Hour Week: An Inquiry

In 1930, John Maynard Keynes made a bold prediction that the future would see drastically shorter working hours. Keynes predicted that only the most extreme workaholics would work more than fifteen hours a week....

Three!

Thinking about my son listening to “electronicore,” industrial, and even a little metal when he was ten, made me think about the music I listened to when I was ten. Most of it came...

Canada’s Awkward Relationship With Rape Culture

Canada’s Awkward Relationship With Rape Culture

We’ve all heard the term “rape culture” thrown around, and it’s a term that can lose its meaning or significance with repeated use, but as we experience sexual crimes like those committed in Steubenville or against Rehtaeh Parsons–and the delayed and insufficient responses to the crimes–it is inescapable that rape culture persists and, perhaps, thrives.

Linky Friday #65

Links! Click on them and go places! This week: Wildlife, Settlement, Athletics, Regulation, Psychology, Europe, Crime, Lifestyle, and Healthcare