As the clock hit 0:00, many would have expected Lions fans to sulk after the loss to New Orleans.  However, it seems that the general mood is that of acceptance and happiness that the season brought a 10-6 record with a playoff appearance that was twelve years overdue.  Lions fans have a lot to be [...]

Anyone who pays even marginal attention to politics knows that media outlets think it’s never too early to start talking about the upcoming presidential election. I try to avoid that wave of premature coverage myself until the year of, but now that 2012 has finally arrived, I’ll allow myself to dig in.  Rather than discussing [...]

In a bonus track titled “The Ride” off his latest album, Drake gives us a little insight into his life: “I really don’t know much but, shit, I know a secret/ They say ‘more money, more problems’.. don’t believe it/ I mean, sure, there’s some bills and taxes I’m still evading/ But I blew six [...]

Victory tastes oh so sweet. At the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Michigan Wolverine Brendan Gibbons made the game winning kick against Virginia Tech in overtime, setting the box score 23-20. Iran begins uranium enrichment at new underground site in defiance against Western pressure to rein in Tehran’s nuclear program. Obama vows to create more [...]

Classes are winding down and the libraries are getting more packed by the day as everyone prepares for finals (us included). Everyone at Consider would like to wish you all good luck and a happy and safe holiday break. To all of our readers– thank you for a wonderful semester. We can’t wait to show [...]

The week’s best links that we didn’t get to.  This is the last Endpoint and the last blog post of the semester.  We hope you’ve enjoyed the past ten weeks of new issues and posts.  Be sure to check out our final issue of the semester on the limits of science if you haven’t already, and look [...]