300, Republicans, and irritating journalists.

Ivan Safranov joins Anna Politkovskaya.

Critics complain about Pizza Hut's Book It program.
Homeschoolers (as I once was) finally get some R-E-S-P-E-C-T from colleges.
I. Lewis Libby found guilty. Oh my — can you see the sweat pouring down the White House walls?

Finally, an article saying that you girls can get yourself hitched, and be happy, even if you gots yourself some book learnin'. Of course, we could also ignore these types of articles, no matter which side they take, and live our lives the way we want anyway. I'm going to take that path. I'll let you know how it works out in about 50 years.

I don't focus on entertainment, but I would just like to say: if Jennifer Hudson does not win tomorrow night, I will never go to the movies again. That's all.
Now, Mr. Obama - thank you for finally having the balls to say such things. At this point, you have my vote.

I've reviewed many terrible books before, but Bridie Clark's Because She Can is right on top of that pile. The title is fitting — this book was only published because Clark could.

Hello readers,

My name is writegal, and I'm a new blogger for this magazine. I'm a freelance writer in Rhode Island, focusing on journalism and politics, my two passions. It's always a little awkward starting something new like this, so I'll just jump right in.