How Neutral will Congress Make the Net?
Last week Congress began work on a bill that will address issues of net neutrality. Michael Cain takes look at the hubbub.
Author: Guest Authors
The Bridges of Konigsberg and Instant Insanity
Michael Cain leads us along a gentle introduction to graph theory.
Wherein we might find common ground in the “college is/isn’t for everyone” debate
Gabriel Conroy responds to Megan McArdle’s critique of Obama’s “college for everyone” pitch.
Satire is not provocative, except in the way that it is supposed to be.
Must satire be sensible and respectable in order to be valid?
Ain’t No Fortunate Son
Gabriel Conroy pushes back against the Atlantic’s recent defense of a military draft.
Lemon Popsicle!
Kimmie reviews Lemon Popsicle for us: “The Most Popular Movie You’ve Never Heard Of”
Beware the Myth Buster
As Gabriel Conroy notes, the process of “busting a myth” can trick us to into ignoring relevant and important facts.
unfoodie
aaron david declares “Bah Humbug!” to our foodie celebration, and lists off his reasons for being an “unfoodie.”
The Art of Pizza, Chapter One: Dough
Guest writer Kimmi shares the secret to making your own fresh pizza dough.
Comment Rescue: Immigration Motivations
In Gabriel Conroy’s immigration post, Patrick Duffy had a corker.
Whyfor Smitten?
Guest writer knittingniki wonders aloud why she’s so addicted to her favorite cooking blog.
Greed Is Not Good, Part II: Divest From Coke
Part two of Robert Greer’s look at the darker side of the food industry.
Greed is not Good: How Economic Gluttony Ruins Our Health
Robert Greer looks at the darker side of food and public policy.
Thoughts on Immigration
Guest writer Gabriel Conroy’s thoughts start with this:
“There’s something wrong about a law that forbids or curtails people’s mobility.”
