Travis Mushett is an activist, writer of fiction and non-fiction, student of social movements, and PhD candidate in communications at the Columbia University School of Journalism.
Monthly Archives: April 2012
A Sunday Collage IV
——– After evictions and arrests from Manhattan’s Zuccotti Park toLondon that began last year, the movement against income inequality and corporate abuse will regain strength, said Brian McNary, director of global risk at Pinkerton Consulting & Investigations, a subsidiary of Sweden’s Securitas … Continue reading
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Tagged Adele, collage, Elmo, Max Abelson, May Day, Occupy, OWS, William Delaney
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Looking Toward May Day
Pic from Occuprint. So, I completely fell off the blogging train during the month of April. Just as work on my dissertation proposal subsided, May Day meetings kicked into high gear. Or rather they’d been in high gear, but my … Continue reading
Andrew Lohse, Hazing, and Kiddie Pools of Feces: My 2¢ on the Dartmouth Hazing Scandal
Frat boy turned whistleblower Andrew Lohse, looking wistful as he reflects on his vomlet-laden past. Pic from the Rolling Stone. Like practically every other Dartmouth alum I know, I’ve been paying close attention to the recent dustup regarding a Rolling … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Lohse, Business Insider, Dartmouth, Frank Santo, Gus Lubin, hazing, New York Daily News
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A Sunday Collage III
She is on the horizon. . . . I go two steps, she moves two steps away. I walk ten steps and the horizon runs ten steps ahead. No matter how much I walk, I’ll never reach her. What good is utopia? … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Rich, collage, Eduardo Galeano, Nathaniel Stein, Newt Gingrich, Porky Pig, Salvador Dali, Thomas Pynchon
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