Yes, I’m the loser sitting around on a Saturday night compiling links for the blog.
One Man’s Opinion: Fiona Apple is to Wilco as…?
Turn the music industry over to people who actually enjoy music.
Factesque: StDLH Friday. “Women Bloggers Don’t Interest Me For the Following Reasons” Version which led me to
Culture Kitchen: Raping the Dead
A Catholic church decides to “rescue” aborted fetuses from cremation and turn it into a public memorial. No, this is indeed real.
Alley Rat: Teacher Student Scandals, Parts One and Two
Something that we teachers and pre-service teachers rarely talk about is the presence of attraction in the classroom. Many of us student teachers, for example, spend a great deal of time fending off (usually harmless) advances from students.
To Be Determined: Gay Marriage and Terri Schiavo
An interesting spin on the case for the executors of wills.
A Bad Christian Blog: Airing My Dirty Laundry (via Alas)
Put down your beverage or it will make its way through your sinuses and onto the keyboard.
Google Scholar: From sexual objectification to sexual subjectification: The resexualisation of women’s bodies in the media (I have no idea where I got this – JC?)
That Colored Fella: Waiting to Exhale
Exposing the Ecosystem, in this case, when it related to LaShawn Barber’s website.
Susan Ohanian: The Wal-Martization of Education
“Walton has been an active supporter of the national voucher movement, spending millions on voucher initiatives and pro-voucher organizations. He is intimately allied with the ultra-right Bradley Foundation of Milwaukee, which used its political and economic clout in that city to launch the nation’s first publicly funded voucher program in 1990. Bradley is also a major funding source for the national voucher effort. It’s important to “follow the money,” as then-Attorney General John Mitchell advised the Watergate investigators, because Walton’s money is now at the center of voucher politics in New Jersey.”
Next, Wal-Mart Academy?
Feeling angry? No? Start here. The picture on the right will get the blood a-pumpin’ and the eyes a-rollin’.
And finally, NASA researchers believe there may be life on Mars.