Antiwar Action! and Moveon.org are sponsering a showing the documentary “Uncovered” about Bush’s invasion of Iraq at 7PM tomorrow (Sunday) in the Pendelton Room of the Michigan Union. Attendence is expected to be high, so come early to get a seat.
Granted, I haven’t read them all, and not that many people are participating, but the number of comments on my post about affirmative action has set a Goodspeed Update record, as far as I know.
Articles of note: > AANews: “Apple handed to history professor”> And a sparkling gem of local journalism: “Midnight Madnes a Tree Town Tradition” And new blogs keep popping up all over the place, here’s a mysterious one that links to me: “The Last URL”
Jayson Blair, the young journalist whose unethical journalism caused a crisis at the New York Times last sprint has written a book scheduled to be published in March. Judging from the cover and title, it sounds interesting. The book’s title? “Burning Down My Master’s House: My Life at the New York Times”
Daily editorial page editor Zac Peskowitz writes the following article for the online magazine Slate: “A Winter Thaw – Can India and Pakistan compromise on Kashmir?”
It sounds as if Greg Cook’s song has changed, somewhat – wheras before he said the AATA would only have sold air rights over a proposed one-story bus station, he now thinks there might be “space avaliable” for affordable housing. Luckily, the city has purchased the property, so they can perserve the housing irrespective the […]
I recently spoke to a reporter from the Ann Arbor News for a story they are planning for next Sunday about the Ann Arbor Cool Cities Task Force. Our first meeting was this week, and I am excited – there seem to be some interesting and like-minded people on the task force. I am advocating […]