Posts Tagged ‘poverty’
St. Louis streets torn by economic ruin and violence
Kendell McCline saw his dad murdered on the street in front his housing project. McCline said he would see a lot of shootings and killings before he decided to put up his own gun.
Read MoreThe Plight of the Adjunct
A letter to the editor from Rachel Craft, adjunct instructor in Webster’s Anthropology & Sociology Department “Why no phd adjunct,” I needlessly Googled following my advisor’s warning that I risk foregoing my Ph.D. if I instruct as an adjunct full-time. The plight of the adjunct is admitted in academia as a rite of passage. According to the American…
Read MoreEditorial: Where have the jobs gone? Congress.
Congress is hotly debating the new jobs bill while people continue to wait in unemployment lines. Can the process be accelerated?
Read MoreAmerican Savage: How Can We Improve Your Stay?
America is taking suggestions for improving our country. Let’s read a few…
Read MoreWalking in the shoes of poverty
Those that go hungry shouldn’t also have to go unnoticed
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