You can gauge how good a newspaper is if you read it on Monday because usually not much happens over the weekend so papers rely heavily on prewritten articles that aren't so time sensitive.
The Globe's front page featured an article about Newton's trillion dollar school
Who could possibly make sense of the mass jumble that was super
tuesday? I was still blearily checking the internet at 2 a.m. this
morning, trying to understand the results.
So let me recap for you, what I think I have a grasp on.
Obama camp is saying that he actually won more delegates.
Yesterday, I was hanging out with my friend when the conversation invariably turned to politics (I admit, it was I that turned it that way.)
My friend said, oh, I don't want to pay attention to the election because it just makes me dislike all the candidates. I just saw a horrible thing on TV where Obama snubbed Hillary when she was trying to greet him.
Oh, I said. You havent watched any debates, you don't even know about South Carolina's primary and you were unaware of super Tuesday -- but--- you have seen the snub.
Thanks, broadcast media.
But then, this morning, I go to the NYT online, and what do I see?
The New York Times reported that mathematicians believe
in God at a rate 2 1/2 times that of biologists, quoting a survey of
the National Academy of Sciences. Admittedly, that's not saying much:
Only 14.6 per cent of mathematicians embraced the God hypothesis,
versus 5.5 per cent of biologists.
By weeklydig on Tue, Mar 16, 2010 7:17 pm
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By ioncrash on Mon, Mar 8, 2010 5:26 pm
None-too-shockingly, Jonas Stein of Turbo Fruits (formerly of Be YourOwn Pet) turns out to be a pretty chill guy. After all, the dude’s written more songs about weed than I care to list right now.