A lost trove of William Blake’s art has been uncovered, art that went unappreciated when it was made.
Cursed with Outside Interests
July 30, 2012 By 2 Comments
Success in competitive spheres like academia and music require a singular dedication.
When Billionaires Control Professors, the Public Gets Screwed
May 15, 2011 By 10 Comments
Billionaire Charles Koch purchased the right to hire professors for Florida State University’s business school.
Study of the Day: Republicans Have More Friends
October 28, 2010 By 5 Comments
Something to consider this midterm election season: your choice in political party may be more influenced by your subconscious than you think.
Study of the Day: Men Lag Behind Women in PhDs
September 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Men are statistically better than women at some things. (I’d list them but I’m going to stay away from that stereotype rat-trap.) That said, last year marked the first time that women outstripped men in the number of doctoral degrees earned. The report done by the Council on Graduate Schools indicated that while the gap [...]
“I think Dowd’s calling you a ‘boy’ has more to do with a certain breed of post-feminists than a general pattern among feminists.”
This is a comment by Quadruple A on the post “Men in the Margins”.