After suffering a massive denial-of-service attack, the Al Jazaarah English website has been mostly unavaliable since it’s launch. There are two mirrors I heard about today: aljazeerah.us, and aljazeerah.info you can check out. Greek organizations are upset the city might expand a historic district to include many of their houses. The argue the preservation restrictions […]
If you can get through the first two lines of Daily Editor-in-chief Louie Meizlish’s viewpoint today, there’s not much more awaiting you. The viewpoint, titled “Republicans need to shift gears if they want more votes from blacks” begins thus:“It used to be that if you were black, you were a Republican.The Republican Party’s first convention […]
The headline says it all: “Mayor Young gave Saddam key to Detroit” Also, Michigan launched their own “Homeland Security” website. I feel safer already. (In case you missed it: ready.gov) For an articulate rebuttal of Jon Schwartz’s column about anti-war protesters, I suggest Jess Piskor’s response today.
So folks, what do you think?
I have heard that the U-Party Law School candidate has been selected by MSA over the DAAP representative in a tie-breaking vote last night. As Paul Scott is quick to remind me, that brings the totals to Students First 12, U-Party 11, DAAP 1. Moral: you really can run a campaign on an empty platform […]
I dusted off my ‘David Horowitz information page’ from his visit last year since he’ll be speaking this Thursday in the Michigan League Ballroom at 7:30 PM. In case you haven’t heard him, check out his websites: Front Page Magazine and The War Room. He was a less-than-intelligent liberal who has become a radical conservative. […]
See U-M History Professor Juan Cole’s weblog for an interesting post about the war. He is author of many books about the region.