Clamor

Issue 10 Sep/Oct 2001

  • People

  • Teaching the History of All Wars: Dissent and Controversy in the Classroom by Sean Carswell
  • Two Day Teacher by Casey Boland
  • Starving For Education by Kari Lydersen
  • Out of Angola by Alec "Icky" Dunn and Brice White
  • The Memorization of Clarity by James Marks
  • Media

  • I Want to Change the World: Social Change and Free Speech in the Classroom by Basil Elias
  • As Serious As Children at Play by M/Szuberla
  • Witness or Exploitation? The Photography of Sebastiao Salgado in New York city by Greg Fuchs
  • Portland's Independent Publishing Resource Center by John Gerken
  • Culture

  • Wake Up! You're Not In School Anymore! The Post-College Hangover by Beth Barnett
  • A Civilian Amidst Marines by Rich Ristow
  • Politics

  • Stomp, Smash the State! Radical Cheerleaders in Minneapolis by Amanda Luker
  • Poor Murderers are Meant for Prisons... And the Wealthy Ones Shall Lead Us: Comments on Bob Kerrey and Vietnam by Richard Gilman-Opalsky
  • Substituting as a Subversive Activity: Reflections of a Radical Sub by Chris Dixon
  • Economics

  • The Economics of Being Owned: An Overview of Globalization by Nathan Berg
  • Would You Like a Smile With That? Whipping Ass at the Merch Table by Gibby Peach
  • The Mistakes I've Made: Thoughts on Class Fluidity by Tennessee Jones
  • Sex & Gender

  • Performance Artist Marisa Carnesky on Art, Culture, and Sexuality by Jane Minx
  • Unbuckling the Bible Belt: Reflections on Carol Queen and Her Week in Middle Tennessee by Sunfrog
  • Gender Equity in (Bike) Workspaces: Confronting our own Sexism by Ammi Keller
  • School Spirit by Shawn Granton