Tuesday
Oct182011
A Hopeful Action: Gilad Shalit and the Palestinians Release
Entries in CNN (7)
Thursday
Aug182011
5 Ways to Stop Masculinity’s Extinction
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19th Amendment, CNN, Females, Gamble, Males, Satire, Testosterone, health
19th Amendment, CNN, Females, Gamble, Males, Satire, Testosterone, health Tuesday
May172011
Ayn Rand’s Advice on America’s Money Problems
Whether it is the U.S. not paying some bills, waiters being paid too much, or a winning lottery ticket not being claimed, we are all living the American Dream.
Thursday
May122011
Milton Street’s Last Stand: Why Philly Needs Him for Mayor
It is time for change, not because it is good, but because I’m afraid if Milton doesn’t win, the city of Philadelphia will grow softer and less passionate. Save us from ourselves, Milton.
Sunday
Apr172011
Bloggers Unite: Suing the Pants off Arianna
Arianna Huffington must pay her writers because she has the means to compensate and legitimize blogging and writing as a paying occupation again.
Monday
Jan312011
A Full Order of Middle East Democracy; Hold the America Sauce
Image by Al Jazeera English
When the US supports a leader who has ruled for many years and cuts off the press, we must realize that America does not trust the people of that nation to carve their future and find their definition of government. The protesters may use the word democracy but it has different implications that must strike fear into the diplomats around the world.
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Arsalan Iftikhar, CNN, Egypt, Shadi Hamid, Thoreau, Tunisia, Yemen, middle east Tuesday
Oct062009
Taming Thought: Tightening the Chains of Social Media
This probably would not have caught my attention were it not for a thematically similar memo recently passed along at institutes of higher learning. I had never before thought before about the commonalities between journalism and education, but I now see that there are many. Both fields tend to draw from the same reservoir of talent- people who are idealistic, unusually perceptive, curious, and prone to judgment. Rarely will one find a teacher or journalist who is short for ideas, or without an active philosophy on living. And now, to an alarming extent, the powers that be within these fields are bent on quieting the voices that teachers and journalists are so inclined towards expressing.
