Archive for the ‘HEADLINES’ Category

Is NSIT Reading Your E-mails?

by Sue Khim Call me a cynic, but market forces say that when the going rate for student information is high, people with access to it are probably selling it. And think about it: You’re tech savvy. You have admin access privileges to the e-mail of everyone you see at the gym. It’s been a...

February 9th, 2010 | HEADLINES | Read More

For your pleasure … Lady Robot

by Dahlia Rizk The year’s technology: hands-on and hassle free. This past week the streets of America have been abuzz with technological news regarding items that until recently, we never knew we needed, but now, will never be able to live without. One such item has been the Apple iPad—the iPhone...

February 3rd, 2010 | HEADLINES, LIFE & STYLE | Read More

The Other Nuclear Option (You Know, the One That Involves Fission)

Although in recent months the term “nuclear option” has mainly applied to legislative tactics, during Wednesday’s State of the Union address Obama discussed the original nuclear options. One—nuclear proliferation—he emphatically rejected. The other—nuclear power—he strongly endorsed, eliciting...

January 31st, 2010 | HEADLINES | Read More

White Suburbanites Vote Republican, Stun Nation

(Revised on 26 January) Even though I was born in Boston, I spent my early years in the town of North Andover, in northeastern Massachusett’s Essex County. Full of greenery, winding roads, old cottages and a Congregationalist church, it is also home to not a few ostentatious houses and parking spaces....

January 21st, 2010 | HEADLINES | Read More

Three Days in Barcelona

Barcelona’s heritage is etched in the lines of antiquity but definitively defined by modernity. It is one the notable cities where the ubiquitous glassy facades of modernist architecture works, even when juxtaposed against the stone of centuries old buildings. It is home to architectural heavyweights,...

January 21st, 2010 | HEADLINES, INTERNATIONAL | Read More

Articles from Our Sponsor: Campus Progress

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Think Progress

• War And Corruption Are Swelling The Ranks Of Street Kids In Afghanistan
  As the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan enters its ninth year, many leading observers believe that corruption in the country’s government — which is currently ranked as the second-most corrupt government in the world by Transparency International, ahead of only Somalia — may be the primary obstacle to forming a self-sustaining government and stable country. […]

Crooked Timber

• For it before I was against it
  Last time I looked at a proposal to spend $50 billion on infrastructure to stimulate the economy, I thought it was a great idea. This time, I think it’s scarcely worth the bother. Why have I changed my mind? Last time was in February 2009, and the proposal was made by the Rudd government for [...] […]

The Nation: Capitolism

• Artikel K-link
  Sebenarnya apa yang anda investasikan di K-link?yang pasti …. 1) Waktu 2) Uangwaktu yang harus anda Investasikan adalah 2-5 TahunSedangkan uang yag anda investasikan adalah seperti gambar di bawah ini,Harapan saya anda harus sudah mendengar kaset PERLUKAN INVESTASI UANG DAN WAKTU oleh Bapak CALVINAnda ingin bilang ini Mahal…. ? .: Baca Selengkapnya :. […]

AlterNet.org

• Michael Moore Teaches Rahm Emmanuel a F**cking Economics Lesson
• The Justice Department Is Busy, and That’s the Way It Should Be
• How Many Oil Rigs Will Explode Before We Realize the Future Lies with Clean Energy?