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U-M Library’s Books in Google Print
The University of Michigan has announced the first large collection of books from their library has been scanned and uploaded into Google Print‘s indexes.
Profile in American U Student Paper
I can’t resist sharing this profile of me that was printed in American University’s student newspaper. A few corrections: I probably will not make a career in journalism and my former co-editor’s name is Mike Grass, not Mike Brass. As for the rest, well, you can make up your own mind. The complete text is […]
The More Things Change …
I was excited to hear that BAM-N is being confronted for their confrontational and counter-productive tactics. Apparently BAM-N relied on an old tried and true tactic – hijack another meeting to use it as a platform to try to provoke conflict and strife. When I was on MSA we got pretty good at shutting them […]
BAMN Criticized by Campus NAACP Group
Alex Moffett, vice president of the NAACP, said BAMN tokenized and presented black students in a bad light when it bused in hundreds of black middle- and high-school students from Detroit for the Thursday rally on the Diag. During the rally against the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative, a proposal that could ban the use of […]
Talk to Robert Greenwald
My employer, People For the American Way Foundation, is hosting a virtual town hall meeting on December 1 at 5:00 p.m. EST with filmmaker Robert Greenwald. To register, go to www.youngpeoplefor.org/greenwald
More Educational Uses of Flickr
Apparently Robert Greenwald’s production company is using Flickr to share photos they have collected while making their documentary about Wal-Mart. Whomever is managing the account could do much to raise the visibility of the material on Flickr – by adding more tags, joining groups to submit the photos to, and commenting on anything about Wal-Mart […]