Monday Reading Madness #38
– In one of the shortest news articles I’ve read in my life, WENY-TV News reports that the Cascadilla Gorge Trail should re-open shortly.
– Cornell researchers help Colorado crack down on handicapped parking violations. Are the same researchers responsible for my recent ticket on North Campus?
– Cornell Basketball continues to roll to an Ivy Championship, and we’re predicted to be a #11 seed in this bracketology installment. The men’s hockey team also had a productive weekend, earning a first round bye for the ECAC Tournament.
– Speaking of hockey, congratulations to Cornell student Rebecca Johnston on her Olympic gold medal.
– “Hide the cookie jars” say Cornell researchers.
– According to another Cornell researcher, people work harder against underdogs to save face.
– VC Blogger Ilya Somin disagrees with an article that argues that intelligent people are more likely to be liberal.
– Is Mitch Daniels on the 2012 short list?
– Thomas Sowell discusses the dangers of the aimless apology.
– Finally, another great Krauthammer column on Toyota and the price of modernity.
