Links of Interest to Students
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Thinking about Graduate School?
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advice for students, authors
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Staying
HealthyÉ. And, Mmmmm,
cookie dough.
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Diagnosis for meaning and happiness in life. Maybe you will try meditation, some online
guidance here.
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Here are 15 books you may consider
reading.
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Important book: D. Michaels,
Doubt is their Product, short version
of the argument is here.
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Ever heard
of Òidentity-protective
cognitionÓ? Here is a
paper about it. Check the
Cultural Cognition Project, below.
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About the Fair Use Doctrine for
copyrights.
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An editorial
about schools
of education
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Tai Chi related
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FDA, food safety, and related
topics. And check Carl AndersonÕs blog on FDA
related topics. I recently started
a blog on the politics of food safety,
things that comes out of the sabbatical project. Want to read a review of Òthe best
study of a federal agency since Martha DerthickÕs
Policymaking for Social SecurityÓ?
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A page about Nuclear Weapons.
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The Cultural Cognition Project, from
Yale Law School, is a clearinghouse for scholars interested in how values shape
public perceptions of risk and beliefs about policy.
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A new priority is
needed in the defense budget. See
the web page on Near Earth
Objects.
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See Baseline Scenario about financial
crisis & related. Also see the
Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. Maybe Stern on Finance.
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think tanks focus
on security, terrorism,
etc.
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some other policy related links
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CONGRESS NEEDS
FIXING. Here are the Broken Branch Awards
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What is going on at the IRS?
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Nice links for
Washington State budget matters are at LEAP and WA State Fiscal Info
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A keep track of politics
page, developed to support a conversation about politics. Keep Up with Politics, an
older page.
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Tacoma Public Schools
policy issues.
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A group in
Tacoma, The Conversation
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Link to The
War Against the Common Good
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Link to The
Making of Telecommunications Policy
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Commentary on Socialized Gasoline.
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Commentary on power.
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Commentary on Protect the Flag.
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A web page about Climate Change
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Family Education
Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) guidelines are here, here,
and here.
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Ever heard of Project
Censored?
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Some research about affirmative
action
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Talks for LIFE and Parent Weekend, Dec. 4 and Nov. 7, on Politics and the Supreme Court