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  • Meet The Mizzou Media Professor Who’s Trying To Ban Media Coverage [Slouching towards Gamorrah]

    11/10/2015 11:12:57 AM PST · by Jan_Sobieski · 48 replies
    The Federalist ^ | 11/09/2015 | Sean Davis
    After desperately trying to gin up media coverage of student protests at the University of Missouri, one of the school's media professors is now furiously trying to "muscle" the press off campus to prevent them from covering student protests that rapidly spiraled out of control Monday. Mizzou president Timothy Wolfe announced his resignation on Monday after members of the school's 4-5 football team announced they would boycott team activities unless the school acceded to certain demands surrounding racial equality. Unsurprisingly, Wolfe's resignation did little to quell the mob. On Monday afternoon, activists who had demanded Wolfe's resignation abruptly demanded that...
  • A New Kind of Art Form Leads to a New Kind of Protest (PC)

    05/25/2006 10:51:58 PM PDT · by Pelayo · 16 replies · 673+ views
    Gamespy.com ^ | May 23, 2006 | Li C. Kuo
    Associate Professor at the University of Nevada Reno tackles politics and gaming art at the same time. 2,456 Names Joseph DeLappe can often be found logging into an online session of America's Army for hours at a time, but this Associate Professor from San Francisco isn't running around shooting terrorists. Instead, Prof. DeLappe spends the entire session typing. He may stop occasionally when his character is killed and he has to wait for a respawn, or he'll stop to take a screenshot of a reply sent to him from another player, but otherwise, he's just typing. Prof. DeLappe expects to...