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How to Suspect Plagiarism

October 29, 2016Elizabeth Picciuto 24 Comments

Academic twitter has been abuzz with the story of Tiffany Martinez, a student and aspiring professor at Suffolk University. Martinez was called out in front of her whole class for suspected plagiarism because she used the word “hence.” Martinez described her… Continue Reading →

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The Democratic Party’s Current Civil War’s Uncivil Tactics

May 24, 2016Daniel Summers 39 Comments

Elizabeth and Daniel discuss civility. Continue Reading →

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Are Political Leaders Responsible for Supporters’ Behavior?

May 19, 2016Elizabeth Picciuto 43 Comments

Well, are they? Continue Reading →

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Should a Free Press Ever Be Self-Limiting? Open Thread

March 24, 2016Elizabeth Picciuto 18 Comments

In post on Donald Trump’s not-so-veiled threats to spill the beans about Heidi Cruz, Callum Borchers of the Washington Post noted: “That’s the dilemma for the press. In any previous election, if the Republican presidential front-runner had threatened a rival’s… Continue Reading →

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Investing in People with Disablities

March 19, 2016Elizabeth Picciuto 24 Comments

These past few weeks I have had the pleasure of having a philosophical back and forth with someone with whom I went to grad school in philosophy. He is a political philosopher who has no background in disability studies, but (I… Continue Reading →

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Zootopia, che cozz?

March 17, 2016Elizabeth Picciuto 34 Comments

When I stepped out into the bright sunlight from the darkness of the movie house, I had only two things on my mind: institutional racism and crude Italian-American stereotypes. I had gone to see Zootopia with my kids. B/B+. Pretty… Continue Reading →

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Semi-stupid Tuesday questions, Dristan edition

July 10, 2012Russell Saunders 19 Comments

Perhaps you have had cause to be in a medical provider’s office recently.  (If so, I hope your reasons for being there were benign or relatively minor.)  If you have been in a medical office anytime in the past several… Continue Reading →

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Tueday Questions, Stupid Questioner edition

December 6, 2011Russell Saunders 12 Comments

As I mentioned yesterday, I went for a run this past weekend.  This despite having waxing and waning pain in the right heel over the past few weeks, which I strongly suspected was a smoldering case of plantar fasciitis.  Despite… Continue Reading →

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You are the Editor-in-Chief at Runner’s World

September 9, 2011Russell Saunders 15 Comments

I started running regularly sometime within the past few years.  I’ve always gotten some kind of regular exercise, which usually meant hitting the gym a few times every week.  At some point I decided to go for the occasional short… Continue Reading →

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But the next time we change our minds, we’ll be sure!

June 23, 2011Russell Saunders 8 Comments

A few years ago, I underwent a somewhat horrifying personal transformation into the sort of person who runs for fun.  It started innocently enough one day when I thought I might go for a short jog, and somewhere along the… Continue Reading →

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