by Christina | Dec 15, 2003 | Writings
Seems the University of Chicago requires great tradeoffs, defined by their own research. Fifty years ago a graduate student at the University, Eugene Aserinsky, discovered REM; but most College students probably don’t get a lot of that. Rechtschaffen researches...
by Christina | Dec 2, 2003 | Writings
I am appalled to find that when reading through Congressional documents, including hearing transcripts and the Congressional Record, one may find someone directly quoting from someone else, without any notice to this “borrowing” of ideas! People, cite!...
by Christina | Nov 23, 2003 | Writings
Like I’ve said before I favor the energy bill on principle. However, I find it quite contradictory (nothing uncommon in Congress). First, how can you make a move for renewable sources, and still offer incentives for the porduction of oil, coal, natural gas,...
by Christina | Nov 23, 2003 | Writings
This is a clear example of what politics is all about. Amazingly enough, it works. So, currently I am party-neutral; I don’t favor either party because right now I think they are both full of crap. I favor the energy bill, but not the removal of corn subsidies...
by Christina | Nov 22, 2003 | Writings
Why is it that the whole of this article in Yahoo! News and this article in the NY Times do not say anyting about the fact that, as of last week, the biggest argument on the Energy Bill was the suspension of subsidies to corn farmers, who are the main producers of...
by Christina | Nov 18, 2003 | Writings
[For references see “On Marriage…” and “On time and society…”] It seems that time passes and people change, but society does not. My argument on this matter can be found in “On time and society…”; and here is proof...
