Wednesday afternoon links 2!
* Wikipedia's Rorschach cheat sheet. My contempt for the discipline of psychology really got in the way of my reading this article; I kept thinking, "Wait, people actually take Rorschach tests seriously?"
* For more information on my feelings about the Rorschach test see the story I published in Five Fingers Review #23 (now defunct). Note: I'm not sure this issue ever actually materialized. I never got a copy.
* Two takes on how to improve your teaching: restructure your expectations about college composition and teach naked.
* If I'm reading this article correctly, M&Ms cure spinal injury.
* The only rule at Fox News is that there are no rules.
* NPR considers the uncanny intelligence of crows. Via MeFi, which has more in the comments, including video of crows exploiting traffic patterns in Tokyo to crack nuts.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Posted by Gerry Canavan at 2:57 PM
Labels: academia, actually existing media bias, crows, Fox News, Glenn Beck, M and Ms, medicine, my media empire, pedagogy, psychology, Rorschach tests, science, Wikipedia, writing
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