Monthly Archives: September 2010

The radical homosexual agenda of Chris Armstrong

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Michael

According to Michigan assistant attorney general Andrew Shrivell claims that U of Michigan student body president Chris Armstrong has a “radical homosexual agenda” in his quest for gender-neutral housing. Of course, he’s right. This radical agenda is based on some … Continue reading →

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Cooper’s interview with Shirvell

Posted on September 29, 2010 by Michael

It’s rare that I really respect how someone on cable news interviews someone, but Anderson Cooper hits Michigan’s assistant attorney general Andrew Shrivell with hard questions, calling him out with clear, reasoned definitions of “cyberbullying,” “personal,” and “bigot.” Shirvell’s performance … Continue reading →

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This Morning: A Pedagogical Broadcast on Students and Mobile Devices

Posted on September 28, 2010 by Michael

This morning the country’s eyes were on UT Austin, where a gunman shot and killed himself with an AK-47. Thankfully, no one else was injured, and the situation seems to have calmed down. I was relieved as I followed the … Continue reading →

Posted in Mobile Devices, Technology | 4 Comments

A could have been love story

Posted on September 21, 2010 by Michael

Told via Facebook Chat. I like this video a lot, and I imagine it resonates with a lot of people (perhaps in different media, though):

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PSU “Be Safe” videos

Posted on September 14, 2010 by Michael

Penn State’s Information Technology Services has created some cool videos to educate students about safety online. I think it’s a pretty cool approach, though I wonder how quickly the videos will catch on or get watched. Here’s the one I … Continue reading →

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