Monthly Archives: September 2010

Did I Mention Something About the Foreclosure Foulups?

Why, yes, I did. This strikes at the heart of property law, a law those who run corporations believed they didn’t have to honor.
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Learning from Real Educational Reform

Curricular reform: it’s not neo-liberal policy, but, in Brockton anyway, it’s what worked.
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Posted in Education, Massachusetts | 2 Comments

Links 9/29/10

Big ball of fire in sky. Is it the sun?
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Cramdown and Why We Need Managed Default

We’re going to ‘deleverage’, the question is, will it be a controlled or crash landing?
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Posted in Big Shitpile, Housing | 3 Comments

We Have STEM Subcrises, Not a National Crisis

If we don’t recognize the exact nature of the problem–along with our successes–we will fail fix the problems that do exist, or, even worse, break things that work.
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Posted in Education, Propaganda | 6 Comments

Links 9/28/10

Links for you.
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Why Are We Duplicating Genome Efforts?

MOAR TAZMAINEEYUM DEVILZ! NAO!
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Posted in Bidness, Genomics | 5 Comments

Neo-Liberal Class War Reaches the… Library? (Now Can I Have My Pitchfork?)

Why would a successful, well-liked library system like the one described in The Times article feel the need to privatize?
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Posted in Libraries | 8 Comments

Links 9/27/10

A cruddy, rainy Monday. Let’s brighten things up with some links.
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When Hippies Punch Back

“Liberals and bloggers feel like we’re the girl you take under the bleachers but won’t be seen with in the light of day.”
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Posted in Democrats, Framing | 4 Comments