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I WANT SOMETHING OTHER THAN DOMINOES AFTER 11PM
I, like many Bucknellians, enjoy the occasional midnight snack. What I, like many other Bucknellians, do not enjoy, is attempting to find a late hour only to come up with the default, Dominoes. Now, I do not have any problem … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Society
Tagged bucknell, Bucknell University, Business, Campus, Campusfood, Chinese, Chinese Food, Dominoes, economics, Fast food, food, lewisburg, Lewisburg Pennsylvania, New York, People, Protest, protests, Social Responsibility, Student
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Google Searches as Measure of Interest
Here is an interesting way to capture ‘the public’s” interest. Here is a graph comparing searches on Occupy Wall Street compared to Tea Party. Lots more data if you click on the picture. Related articles Occupy Wall Street vs. Tea … Continue reading
Posted in Cases (Real World), Society
Tagged #occupy, Google, Occupy Wall Street, Protest, Research, search, Tea Party, trends
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Best of Blog, Week 7, Protests and Films
Your friendly, neighborhood blog council (Carl, Meghan C, Nate, and Slade) present the following (drum roll!) Best Occupy Wall Street post: Alyssa “Coming to a small town near you!” Rotten Tomatoes Award Rick “Hitchcock Stands With the Best of Them” … Continue reading
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Tagged #occupy, Best of Blog, class, lewisburg, movies, Protest, teaching, writing
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Confused protesters…
And some more who should probably lay off the green leafy substance… LiveLeak talks to confused protesters
Posted in For Fun, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged capitalism, LiveLeak, New York City, Protest, United States, Wall Street
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More on Shamar Thomas and Police-Protestor conflict
Keith Olbermann interviews Justin’s ex-Marine, Shamar Thomas. Found it when I was looking for this video that shows the police roughly handling an observer after he was run over by a police motorcycle. Mr. Thomas now…
Posted in Society
Tagged #occupy, activism, Occupy Wall Street, Protest, Shamar Thomas, social Movements, Wall Street
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“There is no honor in this”
Last week I posted a video of an American citizen who thought he had something important to say. This week I’m posting a video of an American citizen who actually does.
Who are the 99%?
On Saturday morning I was laying around being lazy as usual. That was until I heard people outside screaming “Justice Now” and “We Resent the 1%”. So knowing that I had to write this blog I got off my couch … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Equality, Society
Tagged Executive Compensation, government, justice, lewisburg, Occupy Wall Street, Protest
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Cracked’s (Not so Funny) Take on Occupy Wall Street
I recently read an article on cracked.com outlining some criticisms of the Occupy Wall Street movement. I was surprised by the clarity and relative lack of humor in the article due to Cracked’s position as a humor-based website. The article … Continue reading
Weekend with the Occupiers
This past weekend I was in New York City visiting some friends and I had a chance to see and talk to a couple participating in the Occupy Movement. Like everyone else that I saw participating, the couple was very friendly … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Government, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged New York City, Occupy Wallstreet, police, Protest, Wall Street
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rabble on wall street
Before I go on this rant against occupy wall street i’d like to note that I believe that the protestors are correct in the spirit of the protest, that there needs to be a change in wall street, I just … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Class, Equality, Ethics, For Fun, Government, Social Science, Society
Tagged CBS News, Entrepreneur, Manhattan, Mayor, Michael Bloomberg, New York City, People, Protest, Streetkids, United States, Wall Street, Youth, Zuccotti Park
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#Occupy Spreads Locally
If you want to observe the spread of a social movement, there are local off shoots of the loose, emergent “#Occupy” movement sprouting up locally. Why would this matter? As we discussed in class in several cases (Nike, Shell especially), … Continue reading
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Tagged #occupy, lewisburg, local, Occupy Wall Street, Protest, Social movement, social Movements, Wall Street
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Arresting Image? Is This an Emerging Frame?
This image, created by the critical adbusters magazine and organization, helped spark the Occupy Wall Street group. Aesthetically, I find it beautiful and alluring. As a piece of protest, I am unsure what it conveys. Is there a frame here? … Continue reading
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Tagged art, dance, finance, frames, framing, New York City, Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Wall Street group, Protest, social Movements, Wall Street
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Protestors Occupy Wall Street
With all this talk about the “Great Recession” in our class and after having just read “Globalization from Below” I thought of an article that I saw on CNBC.com today that talk about a group called Occupy Wall Street. About … Continue reading
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Tagged Globalization, Occupy Wall Street, Protest, Recession, Too Big To Fail
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