Classroom Commentaries
There’s nothing wrong with teaching with enthusiasm. And yet if we concentrate so narrowly upon satisfying the consumer demands of the educational market, we replace scholarly rigor and…
There’s nothing wrong with teaching with enthusiasm. And yet if we concentrate so narrowly upon satisfying the consumer demands of the educational market, we replace scholarly rigor and…
There’s nothing wrong with teaching with enthusiasm. And yet if we concentrate so narrowly upon satisfying the consumer demands of the educational market, we replace scholarly rigor and…
There’s nothing wrong with teaching with enthusiasm. And yet if we concentrate so narrowly upon satisfying the consumer demands of the educational market, we replace scholarly rigor and…
How can someone who has flip-flopped on so many issues still manage to garner political support in a political climate that seems to reward the aura of unshakable…
How can someone who has flip-flopped on so many issues still manage to garner political support in a political climate that seems to reward the aura of unshakable…
How can someone who has flip-flopped on so many issues still manage to garner political support in a political climate that seems to reward the aura of unshakable…
How can someone who has flip-flopped on so many issues still manage to garner political support in a political climate that seems to reward the aura of unshakable…
How can someone who has flip-flopped on so many issues still manage to garner political support in a political climate that seems to reward the aura of unshakable…
How can someone who has flip-flopped on so many issues still manage to garner political support in a political climate that seems to reward the aura of unshakable…
The following note about the first day of parliamentary elections in Egypt was written by Jakob Lindfors who was friendly enough to allow me to publish it on…
The following note about the first day of parliamentary elections in Egypt was written by Jakob Lindfors who was friendly enough to allow me to publish it on…
Today was a new day of mass protests against military rule in Egypt. While the attention of the media has focused on Tahrir Square, large protests have taken…
Today was a new day of mass protests against military rule in Egypt. While the attention of the media has focused on Tahrir Square, large protests have taken…
Today afternoon, Daniela and I decided to enjoy some normality. There is plenty of it, life going on as normal in the rest of Cairo while protests continue…
I’m just returning from Tahrir, where there were lots of people, but of course not as many as the last night (Tuesday was a major demonstration, while today…
I shot these scenes and interviews on Tahrir Square on Tuesday, 22/11/2011. Partly in Arabic, partly in English. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He7Bn1L53H4 This short film shows effects of tear gas on…
The GOP presidential hopefuls’ extreme ideas, none of which stand up to the most cursory examination, make Presidents Eisenhower, Nixon and Reagan look like liberals, if not “pinkish”…
The GOP presidential hopefuls’ extreme ideas, none of which stand up to the most cursory examination, make Presidents Eisenhower, Nixon and Reagan look like liberals, if not “pinkish”…
The GOP presidential hopefuls’ extreme ideas, none of which stand up to the most cursory examination, make Presidents Eisenhower, Nixon and Reagan look like liberals, if not “pinkish”…
The GOP presidential hopefuls’ extreme ideas, none of which stand up to the most cursory examination, make Presidents Eisenhower, Nixon and Reagan look like liberals, if not “pinkish”…
The GOP presidential hopefuls’ extreme ideas, none of which stand up to the most cursory examination, make Presidents Eisenhower, Nixon and Reagan look like liberals, if not “pinkish”…