Martha T. McCluskey
Nov. 30, 2010
SALT has been a leader in opposing recent proposals to weaken ABA standards supporting faculty governance and tenure. It’s a good time to read more about...
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Martha T. McCluskey
Nov. 30, 2010
SALT has been a leader in opposing recent proposals to weaken ABA standards supporting faculty governance and tenure. It’s a good time to read more about...
It’s no mere coincidence that the release of the film Fair Game occurred on November 5, just four days before George Bush’s memoir Decision Points was published.
Martha T. McCluskey
Nov. 9, 2010
Most Americans deserve a good economic spanking, says one commentary in a contemporary campaign to explicitly ground free market economics in religious morality...
Written by Martha McCluskey
Nov. 5, 2010
Why was the message of austerity so appealing to economically insecure voters in this week’s election? A more intellectual version of this...
Written By Hazel Weiser
Back in the days about which Tea Partiers seem naively nostalgic—the pre-Civil Rights 1960s, before the...
by Margaret Martin Barry
I was driving back from the rally for sanity, when I heard Andrea Seabrook's report on NPR. I wrote a response to NPR and thought I...
Written by: Denise Roy
I have a confession, and I’m more than a little nervous about making it, but here goes. I am passionate about democracy. Though often disheartened by...
Posted by Lisa R. Pruitt
A headline in today's NYT proclaims, "'Culture of Poverty,' Once an Academic Slur, Makes a Comeback." Journalist Patricia Cohen writes of a new (or...
Written by Joanna L. Grossman
An appellate court in Florida recently struck down the state's ban on adoption by gays and lesbians (the only such law in the nation). The...