What critical event for NASA was being planned to take place the night that this article ran in The New York Times?
The near-erasure of women of colour from the austerity debate can be explained through what critical race scholar Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw calls intersectionality.
"Getting a social scientist and a historian and a physicist to agree on what critical thinking means for a sophomore is tougher than it looks.
What critical standards should a champion of new art adopt now that almost all art students learn to be "innovative" and "adventurous"?"The Critic's Role", an article he wrote in April 1999, sheds little light.
He flies around with the president -- today he is to go with Mr. Bush to New Mexico and Colorado -- and helps decide what critical Congressional district Air Force One should travel to next.
"There just isn't yet much agreement about what critical vocabulary, what concepts, we would need in order to make claims about games and evaluate them confidently," Mr. Bellin said.
