So both my Georgia Bulldog basketball teams were eliminated from post-season play over the weekend. But the Georgia women’s swimming and diving team did win a national championship over the weekend, too, so there’s that!
Here are some remains of the day:
* Jimmy Carter calls violence against women “the worst and most pervasive and unaddressed human rights violation on Earth.”
* Another shoe drops: Russia suspended from membership in the G8, which now returns to being the G7.
* Dave Weigel explains that libertarian youth group that dissed Ron Paul’s views on Ukraine is not the only libertarian youth group out there.
* At Ten Miles Square, Henry Farrell and his students learn a lot from reading Paying for the Party, a study of how colleges encourage inequality by facilitating social pressures.
* At College Guide, Jill Barshay examines the mislabeling of math classes as a problem in educational research and evaluation.
And in non-political news:
* Noam Scheiber offers a vast and disturbing portrait of “ageism” in Silicon Valley.
That’s it for the day. Here’e the edgy Doors song to end all edgy Doors songs: “The End.”
Selah.
