Hey tumblr,
thanks for bein so hip and making me wise to awesome internship opps. Makin it to NY, one cover letter at a time.
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Aaron Sorkin’s Desk
“A clock: the scariest thing in my office.”
Word up.
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Warning: Tango contains highly addictive ingredients, such as pain, pleasure, passion, excitement, connection, freedom, torment and bliss.
In seven out of ten cases it takes over a person’s life.
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"[W]e lose weeks like buttons, like pencils."
— Dave Eggers, born today in 1970. (via thelifeguardlibrarian)
One of those real issues…
I would protest for. Support women’s health care.
Women in Texas Losing Options for Health Care in Abortion Fight
Eddie Seal for The New York Times
Rosario Espriella and her children at Planned Parenthood in Edinburg, Tex. The agency has closed four clinics in the county.
By PAM BELLUCK and EMILY RAMSHAW
Published: March 7, 2012
Leticia Parra, a mother of five scraping by on income from her husband’s sporadic construction jobs, relied on the Planned Parenthood clinic in San Carlos, an impoverished town in South Texas, for breast cancer screenings, free birth control pills and pap smears for cervical cancer.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/08/us/texas-womens-clinics-retreat-as-finances-are-cut.html?hp
quick confession.
I just adore Vanity Fair. From the story selection to the photography, right down to the very font used in the print edition. Class, class, wit, and class.
By Masha Gessen
Mikhail Khodorkovsky was the richest man in Russia when he dared confront then president Vladimir Putin, criticizing state corruption at a meeting with Putin in February 2003. Arrested that fall, then convicted in two Kafka-esque trials, Khodorkovsky has been imprisoned ever since, the once powerful oligarch now an invisible hero for the growing opposition to Putin’s tyranny. From Moscow, as elections approach and demonstrators spill into the streets, Masha Gessen chronicles the clash of two titans, each of whom has badly underestimated the other.
