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At Jay Greene’s Blog, Matthew Ladner’s “The Way of the Future: Self-Reliance (with equity?)” gives North Carolina a well-deserved mention. Matt, who is a senior research fellow at the Charles Koch…
What is with these mod, rad web sites that list “labor” (1, 2) among their “categories,” along with “announcements,” “news,” and “opinion”?
View in your browser. Welcome During the 2012-13 academic year, 63 percent of recent high school graduates who enrolled in a North Carolina community college took one or more developmental…
It takes about an hour to read through the local papers, maybe 5-15 minutes to type up reports, and another 5-10 minutes to remember my password.
Andrew Ferguson‘s latest “Press Man” column for Commentary notes one of the more recent additions to the president’s media arsenal. [T]hrough the Internet the president has access to a universe…
Greensboro’s ‘blogfather’ says he’s taking a break, although it’s unclear whether or not it’s permanent. ‘Word Up’ is the must-read here in Gboro, not only for the content but for…
Blogging just got more expensive.
Lastly, I offer some sage advice from my big hero, Justin Hayward: I rarely read newspapers – when I was a boy people used to say, “They are just tomorrows…
So. Does the internet lack for local news? Let’s see what an FCC study says after honing in on Dallas, Houston, Portland, Cincy, and Charlotte: CLT Blog and The Meck…
Dude, it has been 13 months since you posted to your blog. I sense your heart is not really in it.
Millions of radio listeners across the country heard Rush Limbaugh quote this week from a blog entry Jon Ham posted at Right Angles. The John Locke Foundation Vice President for…