Monthly Archives: March 2008

No Blogs Allowed

By alex | Published: 3/13/2008
Mark Cuban seems to like saying things that make no sense; it’s a good way of getting attention. Heck, here I am blogging about him. The Dallas Mavericks have banned from the locker room any writer whose “primary purpose is to blog.” The problem is that this rule has been applied to only a single [...]
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Spitzer and hypocricy

By alex | Published: 3/10/2008
Why was the left so mean when it went after Larry Craig, among others? Why, some said, would those who described themselves as broadminded be so adverse to a wide stance among their politicians? They failed to see that the issue was not Mr. Craig’s sexual orientation, nor even his relationship with his family, but [...]
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“Collateral misinformation”

By alex | Published: 3/8/2008
Today’s urban dictionary word: collateral misinformation When someone alters a Wikipedia article to win a specific argument, anyone who reads the false article before the “error” is corrected suffers from collateral misinformation. I changed the scientific classification of red foxes last night in order to win an argument with Judy. I hope some stupid High [...]
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Chronicle on Quinnipiac’s expansion

By alex | Published: 3/7/2008
It’s funny that I should have to turn to another publication to learn more about my own university, particularly a university that is (and prides itself on being) so small and community oriented. It’s too bad our own Chronicle isn’t writing stories that are equally as revealing. Today they are running a story entitled “A [...]
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