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The American Culture News - Analysis - Criticism

"The deeper division which Gov. Palin’s selection has exposed is religious. Palin has called herself a “Bible-believing Christian.” The idea that a person formed in such a troglodytic, pre-Enlightenment school should hold a high place in the government frightens a class that believes, with all the certainty of its Ivy League vision of the world, that Bible-believing Christians are a threat to the republic."

--Michael Knox Beran, 'Clash of Civilizations 2008: Animosity towards Palin reveals a division that goes beyond cultural differences.'

Newswire News & Issues from the Cultural Influence Professions

EPA Sets Tighter LawnMower Emission Rules Ducking Colorblindness: A UCLA professor blows the whistle on the persistence of racial preferences.Denzel Washington To Star in Post-Apocalyptic Drama 'Book of Eli' The New York Times and the Peril of Manufactured News Media on the defensive over Sarah Palin coverage Survey Finds that Small Liberal Arts Colleges Benefit Stucents Long After Graduation 9th Circuit Deals Blow to Altered Crops Right on Reading: NYC Schools Finally Get Smart Down South, 2 Museums Grapple With the Civil War Story Two Appealing Blends Of Jazz and Folk North Beach Block Threatened by ADA Suits Why Assistant Professors Should Earn More Than the Tenured Are We Hardwired For Music?Amsterdam Whitney Gallery September Exhibition Will We Ever Be Able to Put The New Deal Behind Us? Mississippi Johnny Cash Flower Pickin’ Festival Features Man in Black’s daughter Chip Mellor on Economic Freedom: The Supreme Court has Eviscerated Constitutional Liberty that was Intended by the Founders What Is Good Journalism?New Photography Exhibit ‘Capturing Film History In The Making’ Opens The State of Catholic Letters, Part I: Déjà vu All Over Again Survival of the Dimmest: Does evolutionary psychology explain why we love reality TV? Founding Dean of World's First School of Journalism to Be Honored Are Students More Biased Than Faculty? Albrecht Dürer's Visual Exegesis - Slide Show The Tattoo Fashion Machiavelli's Daring 'Gift'Gun Control: Signs of Desperation Pressure Mounts On Apple To Rethink iTunes The Fairness in Education Act

The Culture Project Blog Conversations of Cultural Consequence

A Post-Feminist Paradigm After Palin’s Home Run A Look at Small Town vs. Urban America Offending Christians With “Art” is Nothing New Presidential Tickets Offer Stark Choice

The Culture Career Network Career Resources for the Cultural Influence Professions

Poynter.orgPoynter.org is one of the most comprehensive journalism sites around. If you are interested in any form of journalism, this site is a must. Features everything from online discussions to story ideas to opportunities for training and employmentInternational Law Students AssociationThe International Law Students Association is a non-profit association of students and lawyers who are dedicated to the promotion of international law. ILSA provides students with opportunities to study, research, and network in the international legal arena. The organization's activities include academic conferences, publications, the global coordination of student organizations, and the administration of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.Accuracy in AcademiaAccuracy in Academia, a non-profit research group based in Washington, D. C., wants schools to return to their traditional mission-the quest for truth. To promote this goal, AIA documents and publicizes political bias in education in Campus Report, its monthly newsletter.Filmmaking.netFounded in 1994, filmmaking.net is one of the oldest filmmaking resources on the Internet. The site provides reference and a community for new and independent filmmakers around the world.The Leadership Institutes's Journalism TrainingThe Student Publications Workshop is an intensive four-hour workshop which gives you the tools to hit the ground running. Training sessions focus on recruiting a staff, defining your mission, fundraising, and many other topics to get your publication started immediately.

Graduates of the Student Publications Workshop are eligible to apply for the Walter Kandel Balance in Media Grant which helps new publications get off the ground by contributing up to $800 for the first issue.Searle Young Legal Scholars Research FellowshipsUp to two junior tenure-track faculty members will receive funding to take a semester-long research leave in order to make major progress on an important scholarly article.Fellows will receive a stipend set at a level reasonably comparable to their salary for half of a year. The stipend will be sufficient to enable fellows to take negotiated leaves from teaching duties in order to devote themselves full time to production of a significant piece of legal scholarship. In addition, fellows will receive advice and feedback on their project from a member of the Fellowship Selection Committee. The leave should begin no later than the middle of the 2009-2010 academic year.

is a new organization creating a fresh approach to cultural renewal. Its ambitious aim is to take the conservative movement’s strengths at politics and expand them to cultural pursuits. The Culture Project is the only organization on the right synthesizing efforts toward creating a culture of liberty in the United States.

Our mission is to increase public support for America's founding values by promoting a culture of liberty through individuals' informed cultural patronage and direct participation.

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