In his usual folksy style, Garrison Keillor stands up for the potato salad. You read it and you feel like joining the revolution; really, you do. Or at least, making your very own potato salad and celebrating the achievement of it.
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Dr Andrew Butcher
- Rob Ayson on the unequal but relational nature of power and what it means in global strategic terms http://t.co/3929HyKj 3 hours ago
- Malaysia’s politics post-Anwar Ibrahim by Bridget Welsh. http://t.co/vjVmsrcI via @east_asia_forum 1 week ago
- Fran O'Sullivan: Xenophobia over Crafar sale galling - Opinion - NZ Herald News http://t.co/TvXhjqs8 via @nzherald 1 week ago
- A great piece on why academics aren't accessible to the public & why they should be more like Bill Clinton or The Wire http://t.co/JinfrYSk 1 week ago
- The Economist | Chinese college students: Making ting tong cool http://t.co/Fyn2WGuZ via @theeconomist 1 week ago
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