My thesis has been occupying most of my time, as of late. This has left me little opportunity to write other stories or random blog posts. But I did want to share this – what I would call brilliant – Facebook group I recently joined: “Cancel Student Loan Debt to Stimulate the Economy.” Created by … Continue reading »
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Another shoe thrown at world leader, worse aim
By Erica Christoffer How do you tell a head of state you disagree with their ideals? Throwing a shoe seems to be a method increasing in popularity. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao was the target of a shoe-throwing during his speech on the global economy at Cambridge University today. According to the London Times, a young … Continue reading »
It’s funny because it’s true.
I discovered a new blog today – www.stuffjournalistslike.com. From free food to press passes, from drinking to year-in-reviews. There’s actually a few more I’d add to the list: laptops, gathering in tight impenetrable circles, and clips. Written by a couple of journos out of Colorado, (And likely a take off from the ever popular Stuff … Continue reading »
Blago dissed in proposed stimulus bill
By Erica Christoffer The U.S. House has so little faith in Illinois Gov. Rob Blagojevich, that they actually wrote a clause in the proposed $825 billion stimulus package preventing him from touching the funds in any way. As reported by ProPublica, state agencies cannot spend the stimulus money directed toward Illinois without approval from the … Continue reading »
I don’t pay much attention to red carpet events… but come on!
What is this??? I mean, seriously! What is this?
Good bedtime reading.
Having trouble sleeping? Here’s a spooky story to help you sleep… or not sleep. It gets really good between pages 45-60.
Fighting corruption is hot.
I have to admit, I kinda have a crush on Patrick Fitzgerald. (AP photo)
Blagojevich, Blagojevich.
Blagojevich as a noun: “It’s Bring Your Blagojevich to Work Day tomorrow.” Blagojevich as a verb: “The cat Blagojeviched on the floor.” Blagojevich as an adjective: “Are you offering me money? How Blagojevich of you.” Blagojevich as all three: “I’m so Blagojeviching Blagojevich about Blagojevich.” I’ll tell you something, Illinois politics is not boring, that’s … Continue reading »