A Full-Throated Apology
Posted on 24. Feb, 2010 by Michael Neil in Uncategorized
As I sit here, I am virtually in tears…for this paper, any writing I do in the future, and the pain caused by me to the Clarion editors and staff. I did not intentionally thieve any text from the Clarion article. It would have been better had I not read it at all. My memory allowed me [...]
Why We Should Worry About Haiti’s Rebuilding Process: A Historical Lesson
Posted on 04. Feb, 2010 by Michael Neil in Op-Ed, [Inter]national
With the news that over one million Haitians remain homeless and that efforts are shifting away from the construction of permanent housing in favor of do-it-yourself wooden and, occasionally, steel structures, concern over the future of Haiti’s rebuilding process abounds. Even the International Organization for Migration sees few permanent structures emerging in less than five [...]
A Call for Living Wages
Posted on 23. Nov, 2009 by Michael Neil in Around Campus, Featured
Our tale begins in an eight by twelve foot cell…or, at least one strand of it does. Perhaps the room has a few windows. Perhaps it has only one. It could be in Texas, or maybe California, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Oklahoma, or Tennessee. It might even be in our very own [...]
