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15 September 2013
Zombies, vampires and rage in post-apocalyptic America
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Bob Fitrakis
Having taught Popular Culture for more than 20 years, one of the more frequently asked questions is “Why are Americans obsessed with zombies, vampires and other post-apocalyptic creatures?”

While there’s no one answer, I...
06 August 2013
With more than 10,000 viewers, the Traverse City Film Festival still remains the
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Rita Bova
Michael Moore and his team of volunteers has again wowed the film industry and viewers with more films, film panels, film school, and film parties than ever before. Moore is committed to making the festival more accessible to all viewing...
22 July 2013
Fifty years later
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Keith M. Kilty
Fifty years ago was a tumultuous time in America. A spirit of change pulsed throughout the country. Major problems afflicting the country were once again being rediscovered. Poverty and inequality in all their facets – social, political...
08 July 2013
Book Review: The Eve of Destruction: How 1965 Transformed America
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Marilyn Howard
The Eve of Destruction: How 1965 Transformed America
James T. Patterson
When I think of “the Sixties,” I think of two dates: 1963, the year President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, and 1968, the year of Tet and the...
13 May 2013
Sex workers' art portrays violence, oral sex and Islamic repression
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Richard S. Ehrlich
BANGKOK, Thailand -- Southeast Asian sex workers, supported by the United Nations, exhibited their paintings, photographs and multimedia depicting violence, oral sex, repression under Islamic sharia law and other personal experiences....
04 March 2013
Growing up hippy
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Abbie Wasserman Adamit
"Turn off the lights!" My dad would remind us. For the 1000th time. Yes, we took it for granted. But that was our way of life. Saving energy, saving electricity, saving the world — one light at...

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