Congratulations to regular LGM commenter Matt Weiner, who will be leaving beautiful Lubbock, Texas for a new position at the University of Vermont; I have to say that sounds like an excellent move, plus he will be more likely to attend unfogged meetups. Bobby Knight is...
I'm working on a piece about Jan Crawford Greenburg's new book, so I was interested in this take by John O. McGinnis. I agree that it's a good book, although.
Look -- it's not like Times Select is the equivalent of a Lexis-Nexis account, so I don't exactly see the story here. The New York Times decided earlier this week.
Just in time for him to approvingly quote an email from a reader asserting that "[t]he left doesn't attempt to persuade, they vilify," I see that the publication date for Jonah Goldberg's sober-minded, closely-argued new book Liberals Are Worse Than Hitler, Plus They Call People Names!...
"I heartily endorse this event or product."We've had to turn down a couple BlogAds recently--the most recent a particularly egregious bit of union busting--so it's nice to get an advertiser.
To no one's surprise, Project Runway can't find herself getting worked up about the firings of US Attorneys, yet she does acknowledge, with her usual contrarian disdain for actual thought,.
As a pampered academic, I don't have nearly enough to do on any given day. When I'm not lounging in my spacious, teak-floored office, snorting haughtily at the strange religious beliefs of my students, or dishing out gruel and hardtack to the research assistants who are...
I'm a little puzzled by this Sasha Volokh post, in which he cites an article by Mike Seidman pointing out that the indeterminate nature of legal materials has produced conservative.
Good for Alan Simpson, who notes the empirical difficulties with the idea that if we don't indulge the ex ante bigotry of some military and political leaders it will somehow.
"Mistakes were made." We'll outsource the commentary on this one to Mr. Trend.
What's the deal with this? Kaus:Where's "Faggot-Guy"? ... It seems like only last week that Andrew Sullivan was calling me "faggot-guy" at every available opportunity. ("[F]rom now on ... on.
I'm in DC, working on various research. Best part of archival research is the trivial anecdotes that you come across. Found this in Special Collections at the Washington Naval Yard:Soon.