The hypocritical concept of “people of color” is so weird that it is now affecting the radical right. The Heritage Foundation has now fired Jason Richwine, the young conservative scholar who co-authored the Heritage Foundation report on the long-term costs of the amnesty bill backed by t[...]
Archive for May, 2013
People of Color: Cultural Purity Comes to The Heritage Foundation
Tim Eyman Spews
To: Our thousands of supporters throughout the state (cc’d to the media, house & senate members, and Governor) From: Tim Eyman, Jack Fagan, & Mike Fagan,sponsors of I-960, I-1053, & I-1185, ph: 425-493-9127, email: [email protected], www.VotersWantMoreChoices.com RE: Tax[...]
Golbal warming comes to the southland
Smaller Colorado River projected for coming decades, study says Some 40 million people depend on the Colorado River Basin for water but warmer weather from rising greenhouse gas levels and a growing population may signal water shortages ahead. In…[...]
People of Color
Chandigarh-born poised to make history as US judge Submitted by Jamie Williamson on Fri, 05/17/2013 – 04:34 Washington, May 17 – Chandigarh-born Indian-American legal luminary Srikanth ‘Sri’ Srinivasan has moved a step closer to making history as the first South Asian judge o[...]
Berkeley Blog: The 400 Club
Why it’s important that we know we’re at 400 ppm of CO2 Eric Biber, professor of law | 5/20/13 A major (and unfortunate) milestone has been crossed this past week. Measurements of atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide passed 400 parts per million, the highest in millions of years. Others have[...]
Adobe rips off the universities
Can a commercial monopoly restrict free speech on campus? Most software companies offer their wares at low prices to students and faculty. This is hardly a selfless act. The intent is to create and maintain a long term loyalty to tools that will later be used .. to the software provider’s [...]
Applesauce
Rotten to the core Washington Post Editorial Board Apple’s tax hijinks demonstrate the unfairness of the tax code — or at least its hopeless complexity.[...]