Yesterday, I received a booklet in the mail from "California Newsreel"
advertising "Eight Films on the World-Wide Impact of Neo-Liberal
Economics" ("Multinational Corporations: the Environment, Human
Rights, Immigration, and Growing Popular Resistance"). It looks like a
good project (though I worry about growing popular resistance to
immigration). However, California Newsreel undermines its credibility
by quoting "Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel Peace Prize Winner, former Chief
Economist at the World Bank." I didn't know that he had two Nobels.

Furthermore, I had an insight about the business major. I was talking
to an engineering professor, giving him my line about how there
shouldn't be an undergraduate business major at a liberal
arts-oriented university like ours. His response: where would those
who flunk out of the engineering program go?
--
Jim Devine / "Segui il tuo corso, e lascia dir le genti." (Go your own
way and let people talk.) --  Karl, paraphrasing Dante.

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