Social justice is a concept of fairness between the individual and society. It can be explicit or implicit. It includes issues of economics (e.g., distribution of wealth), health (e.g., availability of affordable health care), educational opportunities, gender equality, freedom from persecution based on sexual orientation, and more. One may ask, “Well, what can I do… Read more »
Month: February 2019
Under Construction
As construction continues apace in the library, the louder sounds of power tools accompany the more traditional whispers usually heard here. Stacks of construction materials move in – steel and drywall and paint and glass and tiles. Electricians and plumbers and painters handle their specialized tasks. And as different as the fields of construction and… Read more »
Some “Green” Resources to Sustain Your Research
The IU East Sustainability Council held their first meeting of 2019 on February 7, the same day that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Sen. Ed Markley (D-Mass) introduced the “Green New Deal” to the U.S. House of Representatives. People are becoming increasingly concerned for our planet’s wellbeing and are now looking more towards sustainable living… Read more »
How accurate is Hamilton?
Hamilton, the ten dollar Founding Father musical released in May 2015, is among the most successful musicals in history. With the all-time best selling cast recording and a total gross of $463 million by January 2019, not to mention 11 Tony awards and a thoroughly lovable collection of alternative “Hamildrops,” the musical continues to remain… Read more »