Monthly Archives: July 2009
The Decline of Video Games – Ali Riaz
Lion of God What happened to video games? They used to be simplistic yet challenging, cheap yet replayable, and pixilated yet awe-inspiring. Now, it seems that there is too much… Read more
Barack Obama Was Supposed to Visit Rutgers and all I Got was an E-Mail Box Full of Spam
The anticipation was palpable in the Facebook-sphere: Barack Obama—President of the United States Extraordinaire—was to pay humble Rutgers a visit on July 16 as part of fellow-Democrat Jon Corzine’s campaign… Read more
Employment Opportunity – Northpointe Personnel
Beginning immediately, a major financial firm will be seeking motivated customer service representatives for a temporary proxy project in the greater Edison area.
Frankenstein: The Man, the Myth, and the Feminist Threat?
An Inconvenient Truthiness Darwin’s theory of evolution relies on the fact that there is variation within a population that is too big to be sustained by available resources. Those who… Read more
Edward Alan Bartholomew Reviews “Moto” in NYC
Moto 394 Broadway Brooklyn, NY 11211 www.circa1938.com Moto was extremely reluctant to serve me coffee. The people next to my girlfriend and I were served their entire meal with two rounds of… Read more
“With Leather Holsters” ~ Starky Morillo
Poesia A soundscape of whispers spreads over the room like a hindering wing while I straighten my lapelle.
Politics As Usual – Alex Giannattasio
As Of Yet Untitled Corruption in New Jersey politics is not a new phenomenon. Rather, it is a part of everyday political life in New Jersey, the lard that keeps… Read more
“The Wizard of Wall Street” ~ C. P. Klapper
“The Wizard of Wall Street” Is what he said he was And so we donned the rose-colored glasses And entered a ruby state of mind Thinking ourselves rich Or was… Read more
