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By Steven L. Taylor
By Steven L. Taylor
By Steven L. Taylor
By Steven L. Taylor
While events to Egypt’s west has captured global attention, it is worth remembering that the process of change continues along the Nile: Egyptian Constitution Reform Committee Set to Report. By Steven L. Taylor
By Steven L. Taylor
Apparently, he isn’t in Venezuela, despite reports earlier today that he had fled. Via the BBC: Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi appears on state TV. The BBC piece also has this classic bit of authoritarian-speak:
It is like a parody from some pre-internet Soviet style attempt at spinning the news. Filed under: Africa | Comments Off|
By Steven L. Taylor
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By Steven L. Taylor
Yet another example of the real world consequences of plagiarism. Via the BBC: German ‘plagiarism’ minister Guttenberg drops doctorate
According to the piece, Guttenberg is a rising star in his party, which would mean being the conversation about future chancellors. As such, the cost of this scandal may not just be whether people call him “Herr Doktor” or not. Filed under: photoblogging | Comments/Trackbacks (1)|
By Steven L. Taylor
By Steven L. Taylor
So says a new PPP poll:
Full poll here [PDF] Part of me find this is to be an almost unbelievable number, as the evidence on this issue if overwhelming. Yet, on the other hand I have read too many “arguments” about Obama’s birthplace and have dealt with a sufficient number of birther-oriented commenters over time to know that the view is still quite prevalent. That large chunks of the electorate can be so difficult to persuade on such a simple topic makes it easier to understand why we cannot come to reasonable consensus on fiscal policy. Interestingly, with those GOP voters sure that Obama was born in the US, “Palin’s favorability rating is 41-52…But with birthers, she has a soaring 83-12.” Filed under: US Politics | Comments/Trackbacks (4)|
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