Monday, March 3, 2008
Imported Punk
Posted by Ethan Clark on Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 10:20 PM
I recently had the rather odd experience of sitting down with a German grad student named Lasse who is getting the equivalent of his master's degree in, as best I could understand it, American pop culture. He said that the other students in his class were all writing their theses on things like Buffy the Vampire Slayer as new model for feminism and things like that. Lasse was writing on, of all things, American zine culture and was focussing specifically on New Orleans zine culture. He'd read my zines, and Stories Care Forgot, the anthology of New Orleans zines that I put together just after the storm. It was crazy meeting someone so well versed in, well, my life. As we talked,
They are Still Talking
Posted Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 2:46 PM
by Sam Winston
The Boston Globe follows up on the 'evacuee vote ' in Texas, saying many from this large bloc of voters are not actually registered there.
A science blog takes former Recovery Czar Donald Powell to task for his lip service and his recent resignation.
A poverty lawyer knocks the city's short-term homeless plan.
One of those young transplants to New Orleans gives her UPenn alumni paper an update on the city.
New Orleans Rapper B.G. talks about his new mixtape appearance with a cameo by someone calling himself Barack Odrama.
