Yes. That was my thought, too. The sheer obvious reaching of the tabloids makes me sympathetic to people I otherwise would never care about.

I love temporary tattoos, but these are too comical for Jane. They should look like miniature paintings and have quotes in a reproduction of her actual handwriting.

Having taught at a (redacted) college for a number of years, I think this is actually a sincere apology from a student who is very young, and sees the pressure of time management as overwhelming. There is no excuse for what he did; of course he knew it was wrong to cheat, and he deserves the consequences. But if you…

Cannot believe this is anything but a hilarious parody.

Not saying that the story is not true in all particulars, because I haven't done the research, but is the Daily Mail known for its journalistic probity? I'm thinking not.

Maybe they think they are in Missouri?

I really like this...it's more than a costume; it's a persona. It makes me wonder who this little very white powerful fairy is... where does she live? Who is she?

It may be too late to reply, but I read this today; if you live in Texas and have changed your name but not on your i.d. you may have trouble voting:

And Indira Gandhi. Not that I liked her, but Margaret Thatcher also.

Thanks for the information... what is the source, so I can pass on in email?

Love "ugly people, gird your loins."

Best of luck!

What you have to do is teach them. It is not easy...I have taught college students for many years, and unsurprisingly, there are students who really have never thought about things beyond a slogan or a byte. It doesn't matter.. be kind but firm in your beliefs. I taught English, and managed to bring in history,…

I hope and trust that you will get/are getting many times more messages of support than of hate. You are a role model for women of all ages.

Just one more voice to add how brave and appreciated you are.

Look up Vandana Shiva on Wikipedia. Watch her on Youtube and see what she has to say about Monsanto and GMOs. I heard her speak in person a couple of years ago about the suicides of Indian farmers, and about the number of lobbyists Monsanto employs to exercise their freedom to influence at the U.N. Sincerely hope…

It's definitely the wording of the article, as you point out. Reminds me of Rita Skeeter, the reporter in Harry Potter.

Loved "a.k.a Kennedy" "Little Debbie snack cakes" and "The Bicycle Thief"!

Yes, the word "propaganda" and the word "rationale" (meaning "justification") both give big clues as to the instructor's ( and generally, the world's) point of view. If they are using source materials to write this, it seems a legitimate assignment. Agree that it needs to be contextualized and well-handled. Do not…

Please, those of you who don't think Section 735 is a big deal, Vandana Shiva and watch her on Youtube or read about who she is, and her reasons for suing Monsanto... she is a brilliant Indian physicist and long-time opponent of Monsanto. Navdanya is the name of her organization.