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Posted: May 20, 2018 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette How Mad Magazine made America think straight Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Each spy was pledged to no one ideology, but rather the complete obliteration of the other — and every plan ultimately backfired in their arms race to nowhere. The cartoon highlighted the irrationality of mindless hatred and senseless violence. In an ... |
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Posted: May 18, 2018 Bangor Daily News Mad magazine's clout may have faded, but its ethos matters more than ever before Bangor Daily News Each spy was pledged to no one ideology, but rather the complete obliteration of the other — and every plan ultimately backfired in their arms race to nowhere. The cartoon highlighted the irrationality of mindless hatred and senseless violence. In an ... |
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Posted: May 16, 2018 Washington Post Why 'What, me worry?' is the slogan we need in 2018 Washington Post Each spy was pledged to no one ideology, but rather the complete obliteration of the other — and every plan ultimately backfired in their arms race to nowhere. The cartoon highlighted the irrationality of mindless hatred and senseless violence. In an ... Why we need 'Mad' magazine more than ever beforeScroll.in all 2 news articles » |
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Posted: May 14, 2018 The Beachwood Reporter Mad's Clout May Have Faded, But Its Ethos Matters More Than Ever The Beachwood Reporter Mad magazine is still hanging on. In April, it launched a reboot, jokingly calling it its "first issue." But in terms of cultural resonance and mass popularity, it's largely lost its clout. At its apex in the early 1970s, Mad's circulation surpassed 2 ... |
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Posted: May 13, 2018 MACC to show 'Race to Nowhere' film May 30 New Jersey Hills THE CHATHAMS – The ”MACC at the Movies” series will conclude Wednesday, May 30 with “Race to Nowhere,” a documentary about students throughout the United States who have been pushed to the brink by over-scheduling, over-testing and pressure to ... |
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Posted: May 11, 2018 Smithsonian In Its Heyday, Mad Magazine Was a Lot More Than Silly Jokes Smithsonian Each spy was pledged to no one ideology, but rather the complete obliteration of the other – and every plan ultimately backfired in their arms race to nowhere. Mad skewered those who mindlessly supported the people who controlled the levers of power. |
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Posted: May 11, 2018 Mad Magazine's clout may have faded, but its ethos matters more than ever before WTOP Each spy was pledged to no one ideology, but rather the complete obliteration of the other – and every plan ultimately backfired in their arms race to nowhere. The cartoon highlighted the irrationality of mindless hatred and senseless violence. In an ... |
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Posted: May 9, 2018 OC Weekly A Musician In the Motor City [Special Screenings, May 10-17] OC Weekly Race to Nowhere. The documentary from a concerned mother-turned-filmmaker maintains that cheating has become commonplace, students are disengaged, and stress-related illness and depression are rampant in American schools. Consider this a call to ... |
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Posted: May 8, 2018 Observer No, Washington Post: DC Will Never Be a Cool City Observer On the surface, this may seem true: New Yorkers are always rushing in a race to nowhere, and often seem indifferent and angry. But when you live in New York, you realize everyone operates within an unspoken code of respect. Recognizing the lack of ... and more » |
