Bravo, spoke like a brilliant statistician!~ one
question though, what are "symbol manipulators?" maggie coleman
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>Lies! Lies! & Sample Bias!
>
>I'd like to know the breakdown by age, income, etc. Every year they do
>surveys of all the employees at my workpl
In a message dated 97-09-19 01:20:51 EDT, you write:
>Slavery was abolished in the U.S precisely because
>it did not conform to the constitutional principles of the North; if
>the U.S was to be true to its own principles, slavery had to be
>abolished, which does not explain the time and the man
Larry; I no where suggest that some marxists have not written on ideas that
are considered pomo today. However, regardless of the excellent work
produced by some marxists--the actuality of left movements in the USA has
been to pit those who see demographic issues of race and gender as primary
aga
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Since Ontario has come up, here's an article I wrote a couple years ago (I'm
currently updating it).
Ontarios Labor Rollback
Ontario business groups welcomed Mike Harris June 1995 election victory
with broad smiles. The Conservatives Common Sense Revolu
>The Toronto Star September 19, 1997
>
>HARRIS BOWS TO PRESSURE FROM UNIONS
>
>"The Ontario Federation of Labour has assured
>us that the retention of the right to strike would
>not jeopardize public service or create instability."
>
> -- Labour
Lies! Lies! & Sample Bias!
I'd like to know the breakdown by age, income, etc. Every year they do
surveys of all the employees at my workplace, and: a) the people making good
salaries are "satisfied" and b) everyone else is not!
I have a strong suspicion that whatever the WSJ says, there sampl
Since Conrad Black took over the Vancouver Sun, we have been treated
to a regular column written by his wife, Barbara Amiel.
If anything, she is even loonier and more rabidly right wing than he
is. Today's column was headlined "Considering the alternative, the
Russian Mafia is not so bad." Y
The Toronto StarSeptember 19, 1997
HARRIS BOWS TO PRESSURE FROM UNIONS
"The Ontario Federation of Labour has assured
us that the retention of the right to strike would
not jeopardize public service or create instability."
-- Labour Minist
> Date: Sun, 14 Sep 1997 21:48:41 -0700 (PDT)
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> Subject: A Pop Quiz on News Judgment
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>
> A POP QUIZ ABOUT NEWS JUDGMENT
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> By Norman Solomon / Creators Syndicate
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>
> With summer almost gone and schools back in session around
> the country
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[COMMENT: If it did not have such potentially disasterous consequences for
the labor movement, the series of denials reported here would be almost
comical. According to these reports, no one did anything and no one knew
anything, except those three actually indicted. SoIf this were
happenin
Guest Opinion
Journal of Commerce
September 19, 1997
Who needs fast track?
BY LORI WALLACH
The Clinton administration's bill to establish a new grant of
"fast track" trade authority constrains a president's ability to
address environmental and labor issues until 2004.
Given the Democratic con
CALL FOR PAPERS
INTERNATIONAL PEACE RESEARCH ASSOCIATION
Global Political Economy Commission Panels
The International Peace Research Association (IPRA) will be holding its 17th General
Conference in
Durban, South Africa on June 23-26, 1998. Its overarching theme will be "Meeting Human
Needs i
I had to smile when I saw that Ansara was one of three people who
entered a guilty plea in the Teamsters/Demoparty case. Was he the same
guy who was satirized in the situationist cartoon pamphlet about the
Harvard strike as saying "if you make a revolution, do it for funds"?
Peter Dorman
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> Subject:[PEN-L:12466] nature of culture
> Arrives now from Ricardo:
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> >Colin
Doug Henwood asked,
>While the dissatisfaction over pay is no surprise, the picture of workplace
>satisfaction, rather low levels of anxiety, and an upbeat picture of
>technology contradict a lot of left cliches. What are we to make of this?
Perhaps (as Arlie Hochschild would argue) part of the
Below, Terry McD and I basically agree. Most of what is going on is
a matter of clarification. A friendly discussion, not an effort to
trash each other.
I had written: > We have to figure out how to learn from and apply
Enlightenment values while respecting other cultures. <
Terry McD responds:
Ricardo Duchesne writes about my contribution: >However commendable it may
be to learn about a large number of thinkers, you must also ensure
coherency in your arguments.<
Right, though it's hard to present any kind of consistency in little
snippets.
> I am not saying your views are altogether
Pyongyang, September 17 (KCNA) -- The south Korean fascist clique
cracked down upon the strike of unionists of the Changwon Tongil Heavy
Industries Co. in south Kyongsang Province with the mobilisation of
more than 2,000 policemen at dawn on September 14, a Seoul-based radio
reported. The
Arrives now from Ricardo:
>Colin: You may have asked one central question, but alongside that
>one came a whole series of more detailed ones. Moreover, I am sure
>you know that behind your queries about what I meant by "cultural
>practices" is the central issue of ethnocentrism. While I am unw
Colin: You may have asked one central question, but alongside that
one came a whole series of more detailed ones. Moreover, I am sure
you know that behind your queries about what I meant by "cultural
practices" is the central issue of ethnocentrism. While I am unwilling
to get bogged down into
Devine: However commendable it may be to learn about a large number
of thinkers, you must also ensure coherency in
your arguments. I am not saying your views are altogether
inconsistent, but they keep shifting, and, to that extent, there
is an element of inconsistency. Also one has to be caref
BLS DAILY REPORT, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 AND 18, 1997
The CPI-U rose a moderate 0.2 percent, seasonally adjusted, in August,
while the core rate edged up just 0.1 percent, BLS reports. Falling
apparel prices and plunging airline fares held down the core rate and
helped moderate inc
Today's Wall Street Journal has a special supplement called "American
Opinion," reporting on a quarterly survey on economics, politics, and
values. It portrays a fairly happy populace.
Specifically, 41% of those polled reported they were "very satisfied" with
their degree of job security, and ano
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> Subject:[PEN-L:12422] Re: language-t
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> Tom Wood writes:
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>
> Are you saying
Jim D. writes
>Right. We have to learn how to steer between the Skylla of ethnocentrism
and the Charybdis of cultural relativism.<
Absolutely right.
> We have to figure out how to
learn from and apply Enlightenment values while respecting other
cultures. <
This seems to me off the mark. In
Repost
Apparently the original post of this document did not come
over so well ... so am reposting it ... hopefully in better
readable form.
Note: Since the original posting, the Premier of NSW has
announced that a "judicial inquiry" will investigate Ms
Arena's claims ... as another media comme
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