Double Standards at the New York Times
BREAKING: Getting an iPhone 6 for $199 requires a two-year contract
Monthly Archive: October 2014
Sunday!
Dead Snow, if you weren’t aware, was one of those high concept splat films: You’re in Norway. You’re skiing. YOU FIND NAZI ZOMBIES.
Well, there’s a sequel.
Saturday Videos: Stars!!
October 14th is when Stars, the best thing to come out of Montreal since Mordecai Richler, releases their new album. Here is the first video from their new album. The song is called From...
Saturday!
Heroes of Might and Magic VII? But, but… I’m not done with Heroes of Might and Magic VI yet!
Ouch
In a recent interview, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara took a few shots at his critics (my emphasis added):
Domestic Violence Is A Giant Problem. Is It Also a Football Problem?
By Mark Thompson The NFL may have a unique problem with off-field violence. That does not necessarily mean that football causes off-field violence. (UPDATED)
The Ultra-Surplus Job Markets
There was and is the law school bubble and crisis. There are numerous stories about how the academic-market has produced too many PhDs and there is a lack of jobs for said PhDs except...
Two Sentences
First is a sentence from a best-selling American Government text, introducing the concept of congressional oversight of executive agencies.
At some point, covering Sarah Palin becomes a disease…
The not-at-all-fine line between political journalism and celebrity gossip.
Linky Friday #85: Designated Hitler Edition
Links! Get them before they get too stale! This week: Sports, Economics, Reproduction, Cities, Government, Transportation, and Technology!
The Perfect Student
Pundits seem to be telling us elite schools should stop admitting so many good students.
BHWB
Please… PLEASE tell me we can all agree that THIS is outrageous? a great deal more domains the same as design and also you piquancy the internet fashion accessory th christina aguilera weight loss...
The Good Kid vs. The Cool Kid
The real battle for the Soul of American Conservatism today, argues Tod Kelly, has nothing to do with political ideology or policy positions.
Colorado’s AP History Controversy
Michael Cain takes a look at the latest clash of cultures happening in his own back yard.
Parenthood, Judged
Parenthood is almost inevitably on-the-job training. Fortunately, there are a lot of people out there ready and willing to tell you that you’re doing it wrong.
