I love editors. I say this as someone who doesn't have the greatest confidence in his own writing. I don't always agree with their ideas, but I usually do. I am reminded of how much I love editors when I see the Director's Cut of...
Author: Erik Loomis
I'm not sure if this is a very good idea. I know I look forward to them spreading across Honduras and Nicaragua. Maybe they can sell shirts emblazoned with images.
Jessica Valenti savages a heartless misogynist man by the name of Mitt Romney.
A very interesting interview with Josh Viertel, head of Slow Food USA. The piece particularly interrogates the annoying Mark Bittman piece from a couple of weeks ago when he blamed the poor for their own obesity, accusing them of being too lazy to cook for...
As if the mass slaughter of pelicans last week wasn't bad enough, there have been a disturbing number of whooping crane shooting this year. Again, destructive human behavior is why.
Limbaugh loves him some Lord's Resistance Army. Even more disgusting than usual.
Via the always great Sociological Images is this set of excellent posters training kids to not masturbate through a solid regimen of exercise, self-control, and a non-spicy low-meat diet that included a maximum of mastication.
This ain't good: Three arms of government, all ostensibly representing the same people, have been at an impasse over who should be responsible for — and pay for — prosecuting.
Prisoners, of course! A select group of inmates may be exchanging their prison jumpsuits for firefighting gear in Camden County. The inmates-to-firefighters program is one of several money-saving options the.
Allow me to join Paul and Scott in making this a day dedicated to higher education here at LGM. Rick Scott opens the logical next front in the conservative war on the liberal arts: Scott said Monday that he hopes to shift more funding to...
Read of the day is John Sullivan's piece on African-Americans leaving northern cities and moving to southern suburbs, which might sound like a return to southern roots except with middle-class.
Edward Copeland: I don’t know what to say about Tracy. Katharine Hepburn once compared him to a potato (she meant it as a compliment), and that’s pretty apt. He’s solid.