Day: July 2, 2009

Facebook’s Fleeting Activism?

The Post examines Facebook’s potential for social and political activism.  After noting how the death of Neda Agha Solton generated huge interest, the article continues: But whether our virtual virtuousness will result in real-world action is unpredictable, and has as much to do with human nature as it does with amassing enough numbers. This is […]

Survey of Governor Travel

Where is your Governor?  The Post reports on new attention being paid to where our nation’s governors are flying-off to. Governors across the nation vary greatly when it comes to the release of their schedules, but some see fit to tell the public what they are doing.