No doubt you’ve heard the big news – everyone’s favorite Commander-in-Chief is headed down to A2 this May to speak at spring commencement. I thought it might be interesting to offer a conservative-libertarian’s perspective on the news. Truth is, I’m thrilled. It’s funny how little things like party affiliation mean nothing when your school is [...]

The Hill is publicizing something exciting: Senate Dems Tom Harkin and Jeanne Shaheen are pushing a bill to ban the filibuster – kind of.  The bill wouldn’t exactly eliminate the filibuster, but it would rewrite the rules on how to block legislation.  Basically, there would be a diminishing threshold of votes required to bring a [...]

We at Consider aren’t above using the image of a woman with few or no clothes on to get people reading. It seems Sports Illustrated isn’t either: UH OH! “2010′s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, which includes such beauties as Israeli supermodels Bar Refaeli and Esti Ginzburg, includes a photo of a model posing near a [...]

E-book readers don’t like it when the price of a book goes over about $10. Publishers, of course, want that price to go over $10. Personally, I actually hope the publishers win out of this. It’s a weird stance for me to take. Usually I’d like whatever makes books cheaper and thus easily accessible to [...]

So this new, top-of-the-line investigative news outfit called Pro Publica pays their Social Media interns (whatever that means) $700 a week. Felix Salmon, a blogger for Reuters who I normally agree with and respect a lot, thinks that salary will discourage people who aren’t used to getting payed a lot of money from applying to [...]

I’m regularly impressed with the graphics of video games these days. They may be computed animated, but unlike when I was much younger and playing Starcraft of Warcraft 2 or later on with Zelda on the N64 the design was somewhat lifelike but not lifelike. These days though it often takes me a few seconds [...]