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Intermittent Review of Sociology. Thoughts on the experience of graduate school that never really fit into a class paper. Matthew received a Master’s Degree in sociology from the University of Virginia in 2011 and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2008 with a double major in sociology and political science. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Inequality by (Interior) Design.
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Intermittent Review of Sociology. Thoughts on the experience of graduate school that never really fit into a class paper. April 12, 2014. Anyone whose examination of British poet Rudyard Kipling digs deeper than the Disney version of The Jungle Book will quickly stumble across the numerous portions of his biography that leave many contemporary critics recoiling in disgust. Chief among these is the rightfully notorious poem The White Man’s Burden. High Noon of the 2000s. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Fill i...
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Intermittent Review of Sociology. Thoughts on the experience of graduate school that never really fit into a class paper. High Noon of the 2000s. February 18, 2013. Having described what does. Define High Noon of the 2000s, I should turn my attention to what does exemplify the period. There is no better way to do this than to introduce the man who personifies High Noon of the 2000s better than anyone else – Kevin Federline. Now I know what you’re thinking – “Kevin Federline? From his 2006 debut album.
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Intermittent Review of Sociology. Thoughts on the experience of graduate school that never really fit into a class paper. Monthly Archives: October 2012. Sociology at the Checkout. October 31, 2012. One of the grocery stores in town has a small sign at each of its checkouts that reads If you’re lucky enough to look under 27, please have your ID ready! The language of the sign always grabs my attention. If you’re lucky. Than we actually are. Why are good looks typically associated with youthfulness? It ca...
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Intermittent Review of Sociology. Thoughts on the experience of graduate school that never really fit into a class paper. Author Archives: Matthew Braswell. April 12, 2014. Anyone whose examination of British poet Rudyard Kipling digs deeper than the Disney version of The Jungle Book will quickly stumble across the numerous portions of his biography that leave many contemporary critics recoiling in disgust. Chief among these is the rightfully notorious poem The White Man’s Burden. High Noon of the 2000s.
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Inquiries of Truth, Balance and Order. September 18, 2012. After I declined a friend’s invitation recently, she replied, I’m happy to hear that you are so busy, but I’m curious what is it that is keeping you so tied up? Have I also inadvertently been proclaiming my own self-importance? Have I not albeit unintentionally been implying that others are not busy or that my time is clearly more valuable? Apparently, I’m not alone in my frenzy or in my ambivalence about it. In his popular June 30. Yet, and this...
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Inquiries of Truth, Balance and Order. September 4, 2012. Does choice mean the same thing to everyone? Listening to Rush Limbaugh’s discussion of Paul Ryan’s Medicare plan a few weeks ago, I was amazed by the extent to which he lauded the plan’s provision of greater choice for Americans. Intrigued, I decided to take a look at the transcript. Mitt Romney, in his speech. Focused on choice within one particular area of policy reform, proclaiming, when it comes to the school your child will attend, every par...
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Conversations for the academically minded. Why the fifth floor? The Ed. Dept. Author Archives: Matthew Braswell. What Books Inspire You? April 18, 2015. Middot; by Matthew Braswell. The People’s Court. August 18, 2014. Middot; by Matthew Braswell. In The Computer Lab. We Had a Hedge Back Home in the Suburbs. July 28, 2014. Middot; by Matthew Braswell. Last year I had the opportunity to hear a talk from Alexandra Murphy, a sociology Ph.D. and a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Michigan’s N...I’m a...
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Inquiries of Truth, Balance and Order. August 24, 2012. What to make of “Legitimate Rape”. In a recent public apology. It is not surprising, then, that when researchers Andrea Press and Elizabeth Cole interviewed women about their views on abortion, they found that both pro-life and pro-choice advocates referred to the authority of science to back their beliefs. [i]. Akin’s vague reference to doctors to support his August 19. Century. In contrast to the representative’s comments, a 1996 study. More distu...
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Conversations for the academically minded. Why the fifth floor? The Ed. Dept. January 9, 2015. Middot; by J.Ticona. Please be careful when you’re walking around on campus this week, my husband said, looking up from his computer. He had just read Rolling Stone’s now infamous article. My mind raced around to the points in my biography when I had the opportunity to make this connection, but didn’t…. While I was at school I also took an optional Rape Aggression Defense (or R.A.D for short) course tha...After...
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Conversations for the academically minded. Why the fifth floor? The Ed. Dept. Friday Five: Past, Present, Future. September 27, 2014. Middot; by A. Bloomberg. The temporal is in everything. The intersections of past, present, and future have got us thinking this week. From the modern day dustbowl to how future generations will look back on our “new” technologies, here on the fifth floor we are looking forward and backward and wondering if we have really come as far as we thought? What does it say about o...
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Conversations for the academically minded. Why the fifth floor? The Ed. Dept. Author Archives: Sarah Mosseri. What Books Inspire You? April 14, 2015. Middot; by Sarah Mosseri. Social Entrepreneurship and Empathetic Alienation. August 16, 2014. Middot; by Sarah Mosseri. Living to work or working to die? July 4, 2014. Middot; by Sarah Mosseri. In August 2013, Moritz Erhardt, a 21-year old Bank of America summer intern, made headlines when he was found dead in his apartment. Erhardt’s last 72 hours were...
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Conversations for the academically minded. Why the fifth floor? The Ed. Dept. Friday Five: Beyond Survival. October 11, 2014. Middot; by A. Bloomberg. ISIS, Ebola, Ferguson, and volcanoes seem to have the world on edge. Rather than focus on the threats we have five articles that look beyond the risk to the history and debates that underlie some of the recent tragedies. What do sharks and ebola have in common? Not all marriages survive parenthood. Check out this critical take on the power of the relig...
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Conversations for the academically minded. Why the fifth floor? The Ed. Dept. Author Archives: J.Ticona. The Hand That Holds the Smartphone: A response to Alan Jacobs’ 79 Theses. April 27, 2015. Middot; by J.Ticona. What Books Inspire You? April 17, 2015. Middot; by J.Ticona. January 9, 2015. Middot; by J.Ticona. In The Computer Lab. Please be careful when you’re walking around on campus this week, my husband said, looking up from his computer. He had just read Rolling Stone’s now infamous article ab...
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Intermittent Review of Sociology. Thoughts on the experience of graduate school that never really fit into a class paper. April 12, 2014. Anyone whose examination of British poet Rudyard Kipling digs deeper than the Disney version of The Jungle Book will quickly stumble across the numerous portions of his biography that leave many contemporary critics recoiling in disgust. Chief among these is the rightfully notorious poem The White Man’s Burden. High Noon of the 2000s. February 18, 2013. Define High Noo...
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