Monthly Archives: May 2006

I’m postponing my review of P&P to extol Al Gore’s documentary, An Inconvenient Truth. The film opens nationwide next weekend, but I’m now fortunate enough to live near New York City, where it premiered on Friday.. “Rachel from Keene” and … Continue reading →

I’ve now completed the first academic year of my PhD program. I can’t say that I have many inspiring or reflective words on the first leg of the journey. Those will have to wait until I finish generals in a … Continue reading →

Sigh, the last West Wing episode came and went last night. Twas a good show. (They replayed the Pilot episode at 7pm, which reminded us how it was once a fantastic show.) We had decent turnout at our place to … Continue reading →

WaPo has balanced, informative, and relevant article about the fight between the DCCC and the DNC over how to spend the DNC’s money. (I can only imagine how the article would have turned out if the byline had read VanDeHei.) … Continue reading →

In the past three days, I ran across two parodies by people with “Dr” in front of their names. Given the coincidence and the quality of the humor, I felt the need to post. First up, a great video called … Continue reading →

Former fellow 2E’ers really needs help on this NY Post poll, as he’s badly losing the “who should Christina date” race to someone who describes himself as “decent-looking, financially secure, humble but confident and respectful” — i.e., Seth’s polar opposite.

I was invited to house parties at the eating clubs this past weekend. Most of you (like myself two weeks ago) have no idea what that means so I’ll sum up: 25 hours of partying in a 49-hour window. A … Continue reading →

Last week, I emerged from my position huddled over my glowing computer, as I turned in my paper on Friday and gave my presentation last Wednesday. The (45-minute) presentation and the inquisition afterward went pretty well. In fact, one of … Continue reading →