This is the kind of story I love to get in the paper–a little tidbit of interesting information that i would not hear about anyplace else. Its great that they are celebrating Darwin’s birthday—probably could extend out to a few other great scientific figures too. Tweet
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Continued progress on a second article. Article by David Kirkpatrick Photo by Ed Ou for the New York Times Tweet
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Obama Budget Selectively Cuts 2012 Spending; What the Budget Says About Us; Obama, GOP Duck Hardest Cuts; A Catchy Slogan for the House GOP: Eat the Future…These were some of the headlines in today’s Oregonian for articles and Op-Eds about the budget debate. Lots of debate. And a real battle lies ahead. Lots of grim [...]
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I have to admit that most of the news that I read today was a blur. But, two headlines from the front page of The New York Times still caught my attention: “Obama’s Budget Focuses on Path to Rein in Deficit…Parties’ Visions Clash” “Egypt Army Sets 6-Month Blueprint, but Future Role is Unclear” My artwork [...]
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Spalding bests Bieber. Surprise, surprise! Tweet
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Tunisia migrants: Italy puts Europe on alert Italy has warned that an influx of Tunisian migrants arriving on its shores could have devastating consequences for all European nations. Interior Minister Roberto Maroni said migrants who have landed on the island of Lampedusa threaten the institutional and social structures of Europe. The EU border agency is [...]
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Today’s headlines on the Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/feb/14/energy-firms-activists-intelligence-gathering Elli Chortara © 2011 Tweet
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Mapping blue (in text) In Section A news: A1: Egypt Army Sets 6-Month Blueprint, but Future Role is Unclear A8: A Bridge Spans the Gap Between Crime and Calm quote: “On one recent morning, Damaris Giron, 18, shy, in a blue pleated skirt and wearing heavy makeup, was one of many carrying book bags on [...]
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