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David Brooks’ Weak Criticism

April 6, 2012• Blogs

Watching the Tea Party Fall to Pieces

February 5, 2012• Blogs • 5 Comments

It’s been about three years since the Tea Party first emerged on the scene, and the air of invincibility the far right has had in the...

The Continued Trampling of Civil Liberties

January 30, 2012• Blogs

In the absurdly prolonged run up to the 2012 elections, the media has been chock full of stories about the continuing Great Recession and...

Rewriting the Narrative

November 15, 2011• Blogs

Public School Is For Everyone

October 4, 2011• Blogs • One Comment

Politico came out with an article this morning with the headline “Fearful Hispanic Students Skip Class.” In Alabama, a federal judge...

DADT Is Over (Finally)

September 26, 2011• Blogs • One Comment

DADT Is Over (Finally) This is kind of a big deal. Finally, the military cannot discharge or in any way penalize someone for being gay. To...

Summer Roundup

September 12, 2011• Blogs

Falling in love. (with work that is).

July 5, 2011• Blogs, The Summer Voice

Tuesday, July 5, 2011. 6:18pm. 21 days (sorry Jazmine for having taken to so long to blog…) into my internship and I have fallen in...

A German-American Camel’s Introduction to Munich.

June 26, 2011• Blogs, The Summer Voice

I am sitting on the curb of a corner restaurant, under an umbrella that boldly proclaims its allegiance to Paulaner, one of the six great...

Inzozi Nziza

June 6, 2011• Camels Abroad

Brenner Green- True Colors Day 3

May 26, 2011• Blogs

May 25, 2011- Day 3 Day 2 of internship was uneventful, to say the most. Read some evaluations and then proceeded to make an EXCEL...

Joe Courtney: Defender of Reason

April 28, 2011• Blogs

This past Wednesday, I was given the opportunity to interview and participate in an open forum with Representative Joe Courtney, the House...