PRIMA FACIE by Jim Palombo Politics Editor What the f* is going on? Every so often the crap hits the fan. I mean it’s in the scope of my work to pay attention to and analyze a lot of what’s on our public discussion table. But with all that’s...
Elizabeth Prouvost: Before the light – Mixed up confusion Elizabeth Prouvost, Claude Louis Combet, “Born from the Limon”, Fata Morgana, Fontfroide the High, 2018. (Elizabeth Prouvost, Claude Louis Combet, “Né du limon”,...
As The Bell Rings by Catherine Box On the one-year anniversary of the Inauguration of the 45th President, I watched the clock tick to zero on the government shutdown stopgap measure. It seems fitting that a year of turbulence ends with paralysis....
The Death of the Gold Digger by Daniel Dragomirescu I liked to go to the cinema even before I started going to school, and until I was twelve or thirteen I had already seen various movies. The film “The Magnificent Seven”, which was shown...
Photo by Jose Moreno on Unsplash Employing a Language of Superlatives by Henry A Giroux George Orwell warns us in his dystopian novel 1984 that authoritarianism begins with language. In the novel, “newspeak” is language twisted to deceive, seduce and undermine...
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