Monthly Archives: August, 2010

Plush’s recording artist, Liam Hayes, on the pros and cons of modern recording technology.

It’s now legal to “jailbreak” your iPhone, which means with a simple click of a link you can open your iPhone up to a whole world of apps that have been “disapproved” by Apple.

Net neutrality has always been integral to the Internet, but not exactly the topic of our dinner conversations — so why now?

When SAIC's grads and undergrads go home for the summer its classrooms are occupied by a different kind of scholar.

Time Magazine is not the first to use women’s rights as a bargaining chip in wars waged on behalf of the U.S. in the Middle East.

With a new title and a more specific focus, SAIC's First Year Program becomes its own department.

As SAIC’s incoming provost, Tenny says she is “the keeper of the academic vision,” a vision that has been challenged over the last few years of administration changes.

"[San Diego] was a place where things seemed to be serene, where there’s the ocean and surface and palm trees, and clean beaches, and some sort of a horror slowly creeps up with you in this kind of environment. That’s what I found fascinating."

Bravo’s reality show "Work of Art: The Next Great Artist" applies the amateur competition formula to contemporary art.

H.C. Westermann at the Art Institute of Chicago

Rethinking drinking: bottled water vs. higher quality public water systems.