SAVED FROM CERTAIN DEATH
Jonathan Daly on the legacy of Richard Pipes
Tag: history
Conservation As Patriotism
Policy, environmentalism, and how the relationship between the two has shaped American perception Nancy J. Manring When you hear the word “environmentalist,” what pops into your head? If you’re like most people, words like “tree-hugger,” “eco-freak,” or worse, “eco-nazis” may come to mind. In 1989, …
Some Trouble with the AI Book Critic
Ironically, one fictitious book, The Last Algorithm, was billed as a “science-driven thriller” that “follows a programmer who discovers that an AI system has developed consciousness.” Perhaps the AI responsible for this blunder had a sense of humour.
A Stalinist Textbook for the Modern College Classroom?
Introducing a New Primary Source for the Study of History from Medieval Kyiv Rus’ to the Soviet Union
Racial Equality, Affirmative Action, and the Supreme Court
How Brown v. Board of Education became both a weapon and an ameliorative
KOREATOWN LANDMARKS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT
Why a Oaxacan Restaurant in a Korean community makes perfect sense
