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latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 13, 2008
Evan R. Goldstein writes an excellent profile in The Chronicle of Higher Education of George P. Lakoff, the U.C. Berkeley professor of cognitive linguistics whose theory of "frames" became very popular among the …
Also tagged: science, california, irony, politicians, propaganda, doubletalk, flame wars, academia, quotables, credentials, campaign 2008, omphaloskepsis
latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 12, 2008
Evan R. Goldstein writes an excellent profile in The Chronicle of Higher Education of George P. Lakoff, the U.C. Berkeley professor of cognitive linguistics whose theory of "frames" became very popular among the …
Also tagged: science, california, irony, politicians, propaganda, doubletalk, flame wars, academia, quotables, credentials, campaign 2008, omphaloskepsis
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In today's pages: Gasoline prices, Olympic capitalism, predatory lendinglatimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 11, 2008 In the op-ed pages today, Indur Goklany and Jerry Taylor point out the inconvenient truth that while gasoline costs more today in inflation-adjusted terms than it did in the early 1960s, it's more affordable in light … Also tagged: energy, real estate, immigration, intellectual property, editorials, economy, oil, health care, our columnists, sacramento, opeds, arnold |
latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 9, 2008
Poor Neil Patrick Harris. The talented actor who once played Doogie Howser, M.D. — the teenage doctor who confided his thoughts to a computer — will discover if he logs on to the Internet that everyone is talking about …
Also tagged: film, hollywood, television, los angeles, kids, censorship, irony, gay marriage, pop culture, gay rights, disclosure, quotables, airwaves, cold copy
latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 8, 2008
Poor Neil Patrick Harris. The talented actor who once played Doogie Howser, M.D. — the teenage doctor who confided his thoughts to a computer — will discover if he logs on to the Internet that everyone is talking about …
Also tagged: film, hollywood, television, los angeles, kids, censorship, irony, gay marriage, pop culture, gay rights, disclosure, quotables, airwaves, cold copy
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Martian fireworkslatimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 6, 2008 NASA's pretty amazed these days because it's found perchlorate on Mars. Now, perchlorate has its uses, in things like fireworks and air bags and rocket fuel. But when it shows up in our water and cow's milk, as it … Also tagged: animals, science, environment, breaking news, evolution |
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The Batman and the Bushmanlatimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 4, 2008 About a month ago, I made a bet with another member of the Times editorial board that "The Dark Knight" would be the biggest movie of the summer. That, as it turned out, was way too easy. If I'd bet that it would be … Also tagged: terrorism, film, hollywood, constitution |
latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 1, 2008
If you haven't seen The Dark Knight, and you're more than 13 years old, you should go. Right. Now. It's that good. But writer Eric P. Lucas wasn't so impressed with the late Heath Ledger's creepy performance. It's …
Also tagged: hollywood, letters, editorials, our columnists, opeds
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Has Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine made Obama's final cut?latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Jul 29, 2008 That's the buzz in the blogosphere today. Politico reports: Kaine, an early Obama supporter whose biography nicely dovetails with the Illinois senator’s, "ranks very, very high on the short list," said a source who … Also tagged: barack obama, politicians, pop culture, in the blogs, attaboys and raspberries, opeds, campaign 2008, from the opinion staff, in the political mags |
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Monica Goodling's killer questionslatimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Jul 28, 2008 Was former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales unfairly blamed for destroying the image of the Department of Justice and riddling its hallways with political holes? Or was it all the work of dulcet-toned blondie Monica … Also tagged: irony, politicians, lawyers, stupidity, in the blogs, attaboys and raspberries, quotables, public shaming |