| From the Editors | ||
| Holy Shit, I'm Wired ~Django Durango | ||
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I used to be one of those people who sneers at cell phones. Not because people talking on them pissed me off, but because of the awful ringtones. They’re not so bad nowadays. Mine screams loudly then issues an obnoxious chainsaw noise. Something from the Texas Chain Saw Massacre, I believe. I’ve given up on trying to have it as anything else, as every time my dad borrows it, he changes it back to that. | |
| Brainwashing ~Lauren Rizzotto | ||
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How do you create a TV show that is so popular it has stuck around through at least ten generations without losing popularity? The show I'm thinking about has been around since 1963, and the actor playing the main character - the strange alien who's ship, shaped like an old fashioned police box, lets him travel through time and space - has been changed ten times. And it's all completelty justified, of course. | |
| My Turn to Teach Technology ~Zenobia | ||
| Photo | Read this.
Because I say so. How appealing. I didn't give you a reason to read this. I just told you to do it. And you are. Oh wonderful. Just stop and take a moment to think about yourself. |
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| How Could People Have Been So Stupid? ~Lauren Rizzotto | ||
| Photo | The debates I seem to get myself into most often these days are on the subject of gay marriage.
On the one hand, many religious people claim it goes against religious rules – but on the other, with the separation of church and state, it seems a given that people should be able to marry whomever they want. The freedom to follow any religion also comes with the freedom to ignore religion – or certain parts of a religion. So how do people think they have any right to tell anyone who they can and cannot marry? |
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