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The Grand Inquisitor
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Good morning Crasstalk. Hope today brings you the revolution you desire. Continue reading
WAKE UP! Oh wait, it’s Saturday. Go ahead and go back to sleep. Better yet, watch some Dr. Seuss. Continue reading
It was announced today that the Obama administration has authorized the deployment of 100 US troops to capture the leader of Ugandan guerrilla group the Lord’s Resistance Army. In a letter to Congressional leaders Obama noted that the troops would not engage in wide scale operations against the LRA, but rather would be tasked with finding Joesph Kony. Kony is wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes. Continue reading
Well hello there, my slores. Are you ready for the weekend? No? Too bad, get your behind in gear. It’s time to dance! Continue reading
As many of you know The Grand Inquisitor used to be a rocker girl in a previous, more fun life. This makes her think she is some kind of expert on girls who rock and so she is offering up this little list for your consideration. Note: the list does not contain hip-hop artists because I am not enough of a fan to do a proper list. I also excluded soul and dance music and stuck to the girls who like it harder because that is what The Grand Inquisitor knows and loves. However, here are ten rocker babes that you should have in your music collection. This isn’t exhaustive and is in no particular order. Continue reading
The title says it all. Probably best to skip this one gentlemen. Continue reading
Good morning slunts and welcome to Crasstalk. Just a quick reminder that tomorrow is Crasstalk’s Day of Womanly Things. If you are planning on writing an article for it, you need to have it to us by 5 pm. Please put CDOWT in the title so we know that’s what it is for.
Happy Land Stealing Day! Since many of you are off tomorrow let’s have some overnight fun. Continue reading
A special thanks to the fact finding team members Achille’s and Rowen for helping get this together.
If you had asked the thousands of students, transit workers, teachers, nurses, unemployed, children, and retirees who showed up at Foley Square Wednesday afternoon about why they were there, you would have gotten thousands of different responses. But beyond the continuing debate regarding what the movement’s specific goals and demands are, the overwhelming sense in the air was that something historical was taking form, and these people had come to be a part of it.