Other Cool Stuff on the Site

by Ed Kilgore
Politics

Elsewhere on the Washington Monthly site today:

* At College Guide, Daniel Luzer has reports on hazing controversies at Dartmouth and at SUNY-Binghamton. The South’s not the only place where old times are not forgotten.

* Also at College Guide, Luzer examines the pros and cons of Utah’s low-debt, high-parttime-work approach to student finance.

* At Ten Miles Square, Ezra Klein chronicles the lop-sided debate between one party that opposes all tax increases and another that opposes most of them.

* And also at Ten Miles Square, Michael Kinsley evaluates the efforts of both Obama and Romney to wage “class warfare.”

Enjoy.

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Ed Kilgore

Ed Kilgore, a Monthly contributing editor, is a columnist for the Daily Intelligencer, New York magazine’s politics blog, and the managing editor for the Democratic Strategist.