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Yale Press Retires Paul Rand-Designed Logo; Chris Rubino Brokers CompromiseMatthew Carter's plummy Yale typeface continues its serifed march through New Haven. It's latest convert? The distinctive Yale University Press logo, designed in 1985 by Paul Rand. As reported yesterday by The Yale Daily News and noted by Armin Vit on Brand New, the Yale University Press has ... |
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Sibel Edmonds– Nuclear Trafficking- US & Turkish Officials & RANDSibel Edmonds testified under oath August 8, 2009. This segment covers testimony regarding the involvement of US and Turkish officials in a nuclear trafficking network, and the outing of Brewster Jennings as a CIA...read more ... |
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Vintage ‘71: pickups, pickups and Sperry RandI’m still assembling my collection of Mechanix Illustrated magazines, and reader Jim Eickelman of Mogadore, Ohio, kindly sent me a copy of the August 1971 issue recently. Jim had a particular soft spot for this issue: Tom McCahill printed one of Jim’s letters in the “Mail for M... |
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Ayn Rand Tidbit:I'm reading a review copy of Anne Heller's forthcoming biography of Ayn Rand, which so far appears to be meticulously research and fairminded. One tidbit I'll share with Rand-watchers: Heller surmises... ... |
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Paul Begala: Why I Loved Obama's Health Care SpeechI loved Pres. Obama's speech. It rallied dispirited Democrats, reassured disenchanted independents and intimidated Republicans. He called a lie a lie, and pledged to call out the right-wing thugs if (well, when) they continue lying. The President shone a spotlight on the sin of rescission -- ... |
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New RAND study finds that Prescription Benefit Program for Medicare recipients surpasses expectationsThe program created to provide Medicare recipients with prescription drug benefits exceeded expectations during its first two years, extending pharmacy coverage to most seniors while reducing their overall spending on drugs, according to a new RAND Corporation study. ... |
