Saturday Morning (Journalism) Quarterback
The top five stories worth reading from this past week in worth-reading stories:
Raw Story reports that our national debt growns nearly a million dollars a minute.
The BCS is downright idiotic, as reinforced by King Kaufman, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and Fan Nation.
The Nation takes a walk down John Ashbury lane. The Guardian reports that a woman was jailed in England for writing extremist poetry.
Alternet talks with Thom Hartmann about changing language to change politics, and discusses how Conservatives get people to vote against their interests.
And, Salon reviews Shortcomings, the new graphic novel by Adrian Tomine, creator of Optic Nerve.
Raw Story reports that our national debt growns nearly a million dollars a minute.
The BCS is downright idiotic, as reinforced by King Kaufman, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and Fan Nation.
The Nation takes a walk down John Ashbury lane. The Guardian reports that a woman was jailed in England for writing extremist poetry.
Alternet talks with Thom Hartmann about changing language to change politics, and discusses how Conservatives get people to vote against their interests.
And, Salon reviews Shortcomings, the new graphic novel by Adrian Tomine, creator of Optic Nerve.
posted by Patrick at Saturday, December 08, 2007
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