The technology is a win-win situation for publishers and authors, say Niko Pfund, an academic publisher, and Michael Groseth, marketing director for humanities and social sciences at Oxford University Press. In a complex, racially charged Depression-era case, justice was hard to come by. But a new documentary does eloquent justice to that history, according to James Goodman, an associate professor of history at Rutgers University at Newark. The Testosterone Broadcasting System brings us a combat documentary disguised as sport. Call it public-service sleight of hand, says Jonathan Rauch, a senior writer for National Journal magazine and a writer in residence at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
Modern viewers take the primacy of color for granted.
A brutal loss leaves Lucia Perillo, an associate professor of creative writing at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, wondering why it's so hard for teachers to say they love their students.