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Archives for October 2012

Brain Fodder: Big Kid Toys

October 31, 2012 by Dphi Leave a Comment

Apple’s newest toys have many looking at their wallets and crying just a bit. Of course, the reviews by consumer electronics blogs take window-shopping to a new level. Of all the gadgets and gizmos talked about, the one that I wish I could drop a pretty penny on isn’t an Apple product though. One of the more eye-catching products puts even the highly-anticipated iPad (retina … [Read more...] about Brain Fodder: Big Kid Toys

Cinderella Goes to War

October 30, 2012 by MariaP Leave a Comment

Kurt Vonnegut seemed to like the story of Cinderella. He alluded to it often. I submit that he went so far as to write his own version. He called it Slaughterhouse-Five. My claim may well be preposterous. Slaughterhouse-Five is not shiny or moralistic like fairy tales. It breaks most of the rules of narrative that fairy tales, particularly Cinderella, rigidly follow. Yet there … [Read more...] about Cinderella Goes to War

TV Culture: Is “Mad Men” Racist?

October 26, 2012 by Makiah Green Leave a Comment

I hopped on the Mad Men bandwagon extremely late. In fact, I started watching the first season just a few weeks ago for a television writing class. Mad Men has done spectacular things for television since its anticipated debut in 2007. The series has garnered praise for its dedicated exploration of vintage New York and its sobering depictions of gender roles in 1960s America. … [Read more...] about TV Culture: Is “Mad Men” Racist?

Male Gazes, Pin-Up Girls & One Man’s Escape

October 24, 2012 by MeganR Leave a Comment

Although there are no lead actresses in Frank Darabont’s The Shawshank Redemption, women and their manifestations play a vital role in the protagonist Andy Dufresne’s life and escape from Shawshank Prison.  Feminist theory identifies the ‘male gaze’ or scopophiliac desire - traditionally the desirous gaze of male characters directed at female ones – as a pervasive cinematic … [Read more...] about Male Gazes, Pin-Up Girls & One Man’s Escape

Eric Weintraub

October 23, 2012 by admin Leave a Comment

Eric Weintraub is an avid writer whose interest in immigration sparked a summer-long research project on the issue. He now regularly blogs about undocumented immigration along the Arizona and California/Mexico borders. http://undocumentedarizona.com … [Read more...] about Eric Weintraub

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