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May 15, 2006
 
Questions I Asked Myself During the Past 3 Weeks


April 26, 2006:
                       
Why does the Schleich company not produce a figurine in the form of a tapir?


April 27, 2006:
                       
How often did Scruffy the Cat and the Neats share a stage in NYC in the mid-1980s?

April 28, 2006:
                       
What are the differences among a cafeteria, a salad bar, a mosaic, a tapestry and a melting pot?


April 29, 2006:
                       
What's up with the labor movement in Bahrain?


April 30, 2006:
                       
The concept of "teaching democracy" assumes what, exactly, about the teacher, the "classroom," the students' desires, predispositions, aptitudes and historical background, and the subject matter?


May 1, 2006:
                       
How high on the charts in 1979 did "The Shape of Things to Come" by the Headboys make it?


May 2, 2006:
                       
Is it true, as French author Isabelle Coutant (.pdf) believes, that the rise of juvenile delinquency in France and the USA since the 1970s can be explained in part in that a young person socialized in "street culture" could transer more habits to a factory job than they can to a service job?


May 3, 2006:
                       
Would the purportedly "feminized" Church be saved if it had fewer "girly-men pastors" and instead tried marketing like the U.S. military's "Army of One" campaign?


May 4, 2006:
                       
Who was Marton      Kosznovszki?

May 5, 2006:
                       
Where can I learn more about Naxalism?


May 6, 2006:
                       
"Let history      decide": How, if at all, would Walter Benjamin agree?


May 7, 2006:
                       
What did Rhoda Dakar have to say to Helen McCookerybook?

May 8, 2006:
                       
What is it like to perform Lutoslawski's "Partita"?

May 9, 2006:
                       
Why do Amy Sillman's paintings seem to inhale and exhale when you stand in front of them?


May 10, 2006:
                       
What would a conversation be like between Ugo Spirito, who wrote about the idea of "corporative ownership" during the Fascist era in Italy, and Robert Locke, author of Frontpage magazine's 2002 article on "American Corporatism"?

May 11, 2006:
                       
Who      funds      Nodutdol?


May 12, 2006:
                       
Whatever became of Rosetta       Brooks?

May 13, 2006:
                       
What's the one book to read if I wanted to learn about arguments used by judges (who remained on the bench) throughout 1930's Germany to justify the adjustment of their theories of jurisprudence as the Third Reich came to power?

May 14, 2006:
                       
Who was Anne      Braden?

May 15, 2006:
                       
Is there an economics of kinkiness?