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Monthly Archives: April 2016
The Decline and Fall of Space Science Fiction
The 2000’s have been dominated by superhero action films and, recently, TV shows. Ever since the first X-Men film with Hugh Jackman was released, superheroes have been more popular than ever. Yes, there have been superhero movies and TV shows based … Continue reading
Last Week, A QB Threw A Touchdown On A Wire In Panama
This week, I’m going to use my academic background to tie together disparate elements of society into one idea. As a PhD student I had to combine multiple, often contradictory, sources to form one coherent thesis. I’m harnessing this training … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Television
Tagged Corruption, Football, HBO, Health, John Oliver, NFL, NPR, Panama Papers, Perception, PhD, Privilege, Reality, Social Commentary, Sport, Television, The Wire
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American Spies
I considered writing a review of the first episode new season of Game of Thrones for this week’s post. Or course I watched it and am eagerly awaiting the rest of the episodes. It’s interesting finally being in the dark … Continue reading →