A little too much champagne can be bad for you. People have asked me whatzup with that title? How can too much champagne be bad for you? Well the answer is in the archives I always reply, where in fact you will discover that champagne takes on has a slightly different meaning. Red herring or not, this is a supposedly business space which is nuanced through the eyes of a champagne com martini drinking project manager. Yes, work is the dirtiest four lettered word in the wiki - spike your fruit.

Is the founder of Demand Progress. He is also a Contributing Editor to. And on the Council of Advisors to The Rules. He is a frequent television commentator and the author of numerous articles on a variety of topics, especially the corrupting influence of big money on institutions including nonprofits. He has also developed the site theinfo. Now widely used for publishing news stories.

What the world needs now is another comedian. I am now another myspace.

News and Views on Work and Organizations. What Do Universities Want from Employers? Around this time of year, as university graduation ceremonies are starting to happen, there are usually more than a few news stories about the knowledge, skills and abilities that employers are looking for in university graduates. That new university graduates allegedly lack the skills that employers are seeking.

Anarchism, the historical and philosophical doctrine of grass roots revolutionary activity and change, has been defined well beyond ignorance. I point the reader to perhaps one of the clearest elucidations available. By linguist and activists Noam Chomsky. In a May 2013 interview. I think the same can be said of the third positionist National Anarchists.

By admin on May 17. Emma Crewe, social anthropologist and research associate at SOAS, the University of London, published an op-ed.

This event is now over. Celebrate the long-awaited 19th issue of legendary journal.

The Baffler at the Harvard Book Store. This event is now over. Celebrate the long-awaited 19th issue of legendary journal. With new editor John Summers, veteran editor Chris Lehmann, and founder Thomas Frank.

Volume III, Number 17. Next issue expected in a week or so. For news and brief rants on a more quotidian basis, check out our brand new weblog at K-Marx. Was born on 23 May. The next issue will be in one week or so, not in five.