Month in Review (November)
This post was originally written on December 5th, although I'll be moving it to December 1st eventually. It is a review of the most significant posts I made during the month of November.
Back of the Envelope endorses Bush -- To the great surprise of my readers, I explain why I support Bush in this election.
DYT! -- I've decided to make a point of supporting Howard Tayler in his attempts to become a full-time webcartoonist. Howard does Schlock Mercenary, and I'm going to continue my support even when he kills off one of my favorite characters.
Voter Registration -- I got to vote after all.
What are these moral values? -- I attempt to explain what's meant by moral values.
Storyblogging Carnival V -- For the fifth storyblogging carnival, it returns to Back of the Envelope.
The second term: domestic agenda -- What's Bush planning to do domestically in his second term?
Agenda, foreign, in Bush's second term -- And what is he planning to do in foreign policy?
Exiles in Babylon -- We very much need to send Christian missionaries to the strange and hostile land of Blue America.
Reforming the CIA -- Any serious reforms at the CIA will involve a lot of complaints, so I'm just hoping for the best.
Politics as usual, with the usual CNN coverage -- So the Republicans are planning to change the internal rules for their legislative caucuses. How is that any of the Democrats' business?
Decisions this weekend -- I have to decide between two job possibilities.
Storyblogging Carnival VI -- The sixth carnival. I'm still using Roman numerals despite Doc Rampage's attempts to convince me to do otherwise.
Finding evangelicals in Boston -- Yes, there are evangelicals in Boston. Soon I'll be one.
I've accepted a job offer -- Yay! I'll soon be working again.
Evangelicals and law professors -- Not only are there evangelicals in Boston, you can even find them at Harvard.
Back of the Envelope endorses Bush -- To the great surprise of my readers, I explain why I support Bush in this election.
DYT! -- I've decided to make a point of supporting Howard Tayler in his attempts to become a full-time webcartoonist. Howard does Schlock Mercenary, and I'm going to continue my support even when he kills off one of my favorite characters.
Voter Registration -- I got to vote after all.
What are these moral values? -- I attempt to explain what's meant by moral values.
Storyblogging Carnival V -- For the fifth storyblogging carnival, it returns to Back of the Envelope.
The second term: domestic agenda -- What's Bush planning to do domestically in his second term?
Agenda, foreign, in Bush's second term -- And what is he planning to do in foreign policy?
Exiles in Babylon -- We very much need to send Christian missionaries to the strange and hostile land of Blue America.
Reforming the CIA -- Any serious reforms at the CIA will involve a lot of complaints, so I'm just hoping for the best.
Politics as usual, with the usual CNN coverage -- So the Republicans are planning to change the internal rules for their legislative caucuses. How is that any of the Democrats' business?
Decisions this weekend -- I have to decide between two job possibilities.
Storyblogging Carnival VI -- The sixth carnival. I'm still using Roman numerals despite Doc Rampage's attempts to convince me to do otherwise.
Finding evangelicals in Boston -- Yes, there are evangelicals in Boston. Soon I'll be one.
I've accepted a job offer -- Yay! I'll soon be working again.
Evangelicals and law professors -- Not only are there evangelicals in Boston, you can even find them at Harvard.
