Also, Forrest Claypool accuses Rauner of “acting like Trump.”
Tag: Stanford University
After a 15-month search, Smart Museum gets Gass
Fifteen months after the departure of director Anthony Hirschel, the University of Chicago’s Smart Museum has announced that Alison Gass will be his successor.
How Experimenter and The Stanford Prison Experiment explore the psychology of control
Two fact-based dramas revisit controversial research projects of the 1960s and ’70s.
What to do when a spouse equates porn with pedophilia
Dan Savage issues another DTMFA directive, plus bondage with a baby on board and marriage sans sex for 11 years and counting
Two new documentaries ponder the market value of knowledge
Ivory Tower and The Internet’s Own Boy ponder the market value of knowledge.
Are Chicago’s elite private schools as diverse as they claim to be?
The socioeconomic makeup of the city’s elite private schools is a public policy issue—or should be one.
A new generation of activists fights injustice, from school cuts to Trayvon Martin
March on Washington anniversary: A new generation of activists fights for change, from school cuts to Trayvon Martin.
Tim’m West and the masculine mystique
Tim’m West has shown that there’s more than one way to be a black gay man.
How FDR won the war of public perception
A review of Michele Landis Dauber’s The Sympathetic State: Disaster Relief and the Origins of the American Welfare State