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February 12, 2008

The Gleaners and I: The Ethics of Dumpster Diving

It would be good to make sure that our dumpsters weren't so full in the first place.
February 7, 2008

Trekkies: Say It Loud, I'm a Nerd and I'm Proud

They're not in the least self-conscious about something that matters to them...
December 24, 2007

Helvetica and Manufactured Landscapes: The Triumph of Emotions?

...emotions are not simply one attribute among many in the human condition, but perhaps the overriding attribute.
November 14, 2007

Sicko

One thing that this movie does well is to illustrate the hopelessness of the American poor.
September 22, 2007

Air Guitar Nation: The Apex of Civilization?

Air guitar signals the vitality and fullness of a civilization in which ordinary people of modest means can participate....
September 8, 2007

The Eyes of Tammy Faye: A Lesson in Grace

It is actually a very compassionate and respectful portrait of a woman who had experienced the whole gamut of human emotion....
August 25, 2007

Sicko: Socialism, Capitalism, Health Care

If we had a more honest debate between the socialists and the libertarians, then we would be forced to deal with the root issues underlying our health-care hand-wringing.
July 7, 2007

Maxed Out and In Debt We Trust: The Curse of a Wealthy Age?

Whether it be a home mortgage, car loans, student loans, or credit cards, it seems that almost all of us are indebted to someone at some point in time.
June 10, 2007

Deliver Us From Evil: Rape, Cover-up, Corruption

Because the Roman Catholic Church is, by design, a monolithic/bureaucratic organization, it is simply ill-equipped to deal with sin of this magnitude.
May 21, 2007

Who the #$&% is Jackson Pollack?: The Perils of Expertise

Defaults can be problematic. By definition, they require no thought or deliberation, and our reliance on default expertise can prove erroneous.