It seems that I define “margins” differently than a journalist at the New York Times. Yet again, another article was published discussing the continuing secession talk around the country; this article focuses on the secession movement in Texas because “in recent years [secession talk] has steadily shifted to the center from the fringe right.” However, the articles’ […]
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An article over at The New York Times popped up this evening discussing the issue of white conservatives feeling marginalized by the current election. This article specifically focused on white voters in Wyoming, where white people make up 86 percent of the overall population. This article hits on the same issues I wrote about earlier today, […]
It’s the first Friday of the month and everyone’s favorite government bureaucracy released the monthly jobs report. Unemployment remained largely unchanged, rising 0.1% from 7.8% to 7.9%. The private sector added 171,000 jobs in October, and the labor pool expanded by 578,000. New workers entering the labor force largely accounted for the small uptick in […]
Fordham’s servers are back up and the Strategy Room links are working once again. However, due to the Hurricane, we were not able to film this weeks’ Strategy Room episode. Next week, though, I should have a link up for live election news coverage from the ECM program.
In case anyone is attempting to view the Strategy Room episodes, Fordham’s servers are currently down due to Hurricane Sandy, and consequently Strategy Room is currently unavailable.
After receiving a speedy reply from an internship application for a marketing position, an interview was scheduled to determine whether I was a “good fit,” for the company. Going into the interview, I was confident in my chances of landing the internship. After all, they did contact me the day after I submitted my application. […]
A Nod to the Margins 