2010/4/14 Green Jo-Anne j...@turbulence.org
I don’t mean to detract from the debate about the role that
universities play in supporting research that subverts the status
quo. I just think that this “event” should be considered within this
larger context, additionally, one in which millions of
Many campus radicals in the 60's 70's came to the same conclusion.
They realized that the only way to be a true revolutionary was to be
a criminal or outlaw. You get people who become bank robbers or
drug dealers to fund their revolution. The other call from the 60's
70's was to work
Re: de Certeau - Ahhh. but there is that nasty issue of
intellectual property which innumerable university administrators and
academic senate committees have set their sights on for years now.
On Apr 15, 2010, at 10:14 AM, Beatriz da Costa wrote:
Dear Jo, Rita et al,
Thank you
Dear Jo, Rita et al,
Thank you all for your thoughtful postings, I am glad I finally joined
-empyre- and am getting the opportunity to follow such a lively
discussion.
Amidst all the events down at UCSD and the responses and comments on
this list, my initial thoughts seem to be most
Dear All,
On March 28, 2010, Frank Rich wrote an op-ed for the New York Times
entitled The Rage is Not About Health Care. In it he said ...The
real source of the over-the-top rage of 2010 is the same kind of
national existential reordering that roiled America in 1964... The
conjunction of
