Saturday Morning (Journalism) Quarterback
The top five stories worth reading from this past week in worth-reading stories:
This week: grammar is making a comeback!
In economic apocalypse news: the global economy has made a sudden and spectacular crash, so what comes next? Alternet reports We need to take on the super rich, at least, before the global collapse starts fueling worldwide unrest. Salon reports we already have financial panic in U.S. capitols from coast to coast.
Gourmet has a great article this week on the human price of a tomato.
The Nation asks: is it time to nationalize the banks? The New York Times reports it may be inevitable. We need to invest in infrastructure and the stimulus bill should just be the start.
Breaking the grip of the past: Conservatism isn't as dead as it should be. Their ideas are downright dangerous.
This week: grammar is making a comeback!
In economic apocalypse news: the global economy has made a sudden and spectacular crash, so what comes next? Alternet reports We need to take on the super rich, at least, before the global collapse starts fueling worldwide unrest. Salon reports we already have financial panic in U.S. capitols from coast to coast.
Gourmet has a great article this week on the human price of a tomato.
The Nation asks: is it time to nationalize the banks? The New York Times reports it may be inevitable. We need to invest in infrastructure and the stimulus bill should just be the start.
Breaking the grip of the past: Conservatism isn't as dead as it should be. Their ideas are downright dangerous.
posted by Patrick at Saturday, February 28, 2009
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