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Monthly Archives: October 2009
HR 3962: Affordable Healthcare for America Act
I thought I would spend some time trying to read through the bill just introduced by the House. Purely from a layperson's perspective, here are some notable elements (comments and corrections are welcome): It appears to make available an emergency "public option" ("the high risk pool program") beginning January 10, 2010 that will expire when [...]
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October 30th, 2009
Understanding Academic Freedom
Academic Freedom, covered under article III in the UFCT 1460's CBA, can be an elusive concept to understand. The case of University of Alaska professor, Rick Steiner, who lost a research grant due to his outspoken statements on environmental conservation, gets to the core principle of academic freedom: the freedom of faculty to pursue the [...]
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October 29th, 2009
Sanders to Push Single Payer in Senate