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Archive for September, 2007

The World Does Nothing

The people of Myanmar, formerly Burma, have stood up for their rights in the past few weeks in order to achieve democracy and the freedoms it entails. Unfortunately, they have paid the price for those freedoms. With the government there shutting down national internet access, the reports are sketchy, but a number of protesters and [...]

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Our next meeting will be held this Wednesday (the 26th) at 6:30 p.m. in the Scrounge at Perkins Student Center (on Academy St.). This is the last call for rough drafts. If we don’t have them by this meeting, we will not be accepting them. Music, movie, and book reviews of material already in release [...]

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Just in case you haven’t seen this video, we respectfully present the tasing of a university student. The video induces a strange mixture of hilarity and righteous indignation. The victim was loud-mouthed and histrionic, but this represents the sorry state of our freedom of speech. Meanwhile, nearly every student in the [...]

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Our next meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. this Wednesday (Sept. 19th) in the Scrounge at Perkins Student Center on Academy St. We’ll talk more about layout, photography, the first draft stage, and reviews. Try to get first drafts sent to us by this evening at derridevil@gmail.com. If you’d like first dibs on a [...]

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First Drafts

First drafts of articles for Deconstruction are due this coming Monday, September 17th. Send them as attached Word (.doc) or rich text (.rtf) documents to our email address (derridevil@gmail.com). If you want to write a review for the magazine, send us a pitch. We are especially interested in films, cds, and books that will be released [...]

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The first meeting of DEconstruction will be held Tuesday (Sept. 11) at 6 p.m. in the Scrounge at Perkins Student Center (on Academy Street). We’ll be discussing the next issue of the magazine and brainstorming and assigning ideas for articles. If you can’t attend but have an idea of what you want to work on, [...]

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