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To my students who read this blog:

Ten ways to make better use of your time than by reading this blog:

  1. read for our next class
  2. poke around the internet for social movements that you never knew existed
  3. introduce yourself to a local activist
  4. question the value of all this economic development
  5. learn how to be a culture jammer
  6. read the stuff CNN, Fox, and MSNBC won't cover
  7. make documentary films
  8. plan a trip to the next World Social Forum
  9. go vegan (or find out what it means)
  10. get your own blog

This entry was posted by Jeff, on Monday, February 07, 2005. You can leave your response.

“To my students who read this blog:”
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