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Academic Talk is an AWOL blog feature that steps out of the newsroom and into the classroom -- highlighting theory's relevance and manifestation in the country's conversations. In the latest New Left Review, London-based academic journal, Erik Olin Wright expands the scope of his Marxist critique -- which has been an important citation for over three decades -- and details why his analysis has particular importance in the present American idiom. Wright's work has principally exercised in the classical Marxist tradition, distilling class issues with mind to structured mechanisms of exploitation and domination.

In the past week, two news stories arose that, despite their comedic value, served only to shave still more dignity from this country's dignity-deficient conservative voice; The Obama Muslim-smearing that reared its ugly head before the election is still a right-wing trope -- along with the right's familiar tabloid circus fare. First, in an interview with Oregon-based, nationally-syndicated conservative radio host Rusty Humphries, Sarah Palin stated that if she makes a run at the presidency in 2012, President Obama's birth certificate would once again become an issue. "I think it's a fair question, just like I think past association and past voting records -- all of that is fair game," Palin said.

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“Your visit to American University is like a premiere!" reads a new section of AU's Web site, which lauds the birth of the “Green Room" in the Katzen Arts Building.

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The newspaper industry is undeniably transforming, bolstering Web models while barely hanging on to hard copy. But, whatever the form, news will always have readers.