Saturday Morning (Journalism) Quarterback
The top five stories worth reading from this past week in worth-reading stories:
We start this week in honor of earth day.
Why don't poems rhyme anymore? (Always good to see poetry make its way into other culture!)
In economic news, the dollar is being supplanted by the euro, and the Financial Times Of London says we're at a turning point in the world's economy. The Huffington Post outlines the simple arithmetic of Republican failure, and The Tom Dispatch says we're in a second Gilded Age.
the New York Times has an important article on the military message machine.
Finally this week, Alternet looks into the battle for the world's food supply. Slate says the food press rarely talks dollars and cents, Vanity Fair says fish stocks are crashing and lastly, is organic food really healthier?
We start this week in honor of earth day.
Why don't poems rhyme anymore? (Always good to see poetry make its way into other culture!)
In economic news, the dollar is being supplanted by the euro, and the Financial Times Of London says we're at a turning point in the world's economy. The Huffington Post outlines the simple arithmetic of Republican failure, and The Tom Dispatch says we're in a second Gilded Age.
the New York Times has an important article on the military message machine.
Finally this week, Alternet looks into the battle for the world's food supply. Slate says the food press rarely talks dollars and cents, Vanity Fair says fish stocks are crashing and lastly, is organic food really healthier?
posted by Patrick at Saturday, April 26, 2008
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