Saturday Morning (Journalism) Quarterback
The top five stories worth reading from this past week in worth-reading stories:
Politics are changing the Boston Public Library, possibly for the worst, as the Boston Globe reports.
The Nation brings us a story about American Art in the age of reproduction, and Darthmouth University brings us an historic collage of photographic tampering.
In economics: Alternet looks into the economy surpassing Iraq as America's largest concern this holiday season, the U.S. falls to number 15 in the world in average worker income, plus Hillary and Obama's support of pro-corporate trade deals.
Common Sense looks into the great education myth.
And finally, Forest Gander goes in search of John Ashbury in the Boston Review.
Politics are changing the Boston Public Library, possibly for the worst, as the Boston Globe reports.
The Nation brings us a story about American Art in the age of reproduction, and Darthmouth University brings us an historic collage of photographic tampering.
In economics: Alternet looks into the economy surpassing Iraq as America's largest concern this holiday season, the U.S. falls to number 15 in the world in average worker income, plus Hillary and Obama's support of pro-corporate trade deals.
Common Sense looks into the great education myth.
And finally, Forest Gander goes in search of John Ashbury in the Boston Review.
posted by Patrick at Saturday, November 17, 2007
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