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Books & Arts

Why Marx Is Relevant

Eli Kozminsky - May 21, 2011

Eagleton's case for the relevance of Marxism in the 21st century

Silver Screens and Blackboards

Allan Bradley - May 1, 2011

Documentaries capture the education debate

The Neoconservative Instinct

Eli Kozminsky - April 28, 2011

Kristol calls for the return of virtue as the end of politics

Quixotic Liberalism

Simon Thompson - April 26, 2011

Our political democracy has become a “Kabuki exercise”

The New Tom Shadyac

Meredith Baker - April 4, 2011

An interview with Tom Shadyac, about his new documentary, I Am, which focuses on many of the problems with the world today and how we can fix them.

From the Bookshelf: Ellison

Paul Mathis - March 19, 2011

From “King of the Bingo Game” (1944) by Ralph Ellison, in Flying Home (1996) ed. by John F. Callahan

The Origins of Neoconservatism

Eli Kozminsky - March 7, 2011

Professor Harvey Mansfield on Leo Strauss, Irving Kristol, and the philosophy behind neoconservatism

Radiohead’s Return

Paul Mathis - March 4, 2011

Dissenting opinion: An intriguing extension to In Rainbows

Make the Oscars Better

Chris Liberge - March 1, 2011

Did anybody actually watch it this year?

Love / Jihad: A Valentine’s Day Special

Joshua Lipson - February 14, 2011

Valentine's Day is the perfect occasion for a change in tone: a poetic reflection of mine set loosely in Middle Eastern history and firmly to the tune of love. Think about it, enjoy it.

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