Sunday, May 25, 2003

The Young Hipublicans. College conservatives have learned that by acting like everybody else, they can sway their peers and become the most influential political act on campus. By John Colapinto. [New York Times: Education] 9:45:21 AM    comment []

Adam Kalsey: Anatomy of a Meme. [Scripting News] 9:43:52 AM    comment []

How to Unclog the Information Artery. Seven conversations with people who have some ideas for a solution to spam e-mail. By Saul Hansell. [New York Times: Technology] 9:23:20 AM    comment []

New pics from inside Starbucks in Cambridge. [Scripting News] 9:22:37 AM    comment []

A Surprise Spin on the Debt Treadmill. I  WAS about to treat the marketing pitch to borrow money at a low interest rate like all my other junk mail by throwing it into the recycling bin. But something stopped me. Instead, I put the envelope on my desk, thinking, By James Schembari. [New York Times: Business] 9:18:12 AM    comment []

Catwoman reloaded. A new comic scrapbook shows why the feline in the shiny black bodysuit has the power to undo even the most rock-jawed superstuds. [Salon.com] 9:17:17 AM    comment []

'Triumph and Tragedy in Mudville': Stats Are a Fossil Record. From the evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould, a posthumous book of essays on his other consuming passion. By Alan Schwarz. [New York Times: Science] 9:16:40 AM    comment []

What Military History Can Teach Computer Security, Part 2, by Bruce Schneier. 3:07:52 AM    comment []