A rarity, resurrected: an all-black film from the silent era
Prof. Jacqueline Stewart comments on Logan Center screening of Bert Williams silent film, says had a ‘desire to take blackface to a higher level, strange as that sounds’
Sox ticket promotion a loss for Sports Facilities Authority
Sr. Lect. Allen Sanderson says White Sox promotional pass may not defer enough tickets from paid attendance to stop fee payments
Another Chinese Corruption Case in the Spotlight -- the Odds Are Grim
Article cites Prof. Dali Yang, who says though ‘Chinese courts have made great efforts to boost transparency’ the trial of former security chief Zhou Yongkang will be more secretive
Japan scholars in West issue statement calling for 'unbiased accounting' of past
Six UChicago faculty join statement signed by nearly 200 scholars, calling upon Japan to address history of wartime aggression
The Asahi Shimbun
Here's How Much New York and San Francisco's Tight Housing Markets Are Hurting the Economy
Study co-authored by Prof. Chang-Tai Hsiesh finds that reducing land-use constraints would raise labor productivity in New York, San Francisco and San Jose
Texas attack shows how US protects free speech – no matter how offensive
Article cites Prof. Eric Posner, who explains extent of protections given by First Amendment
This Is How People Judge How Smart You Are
Study by Prof. Nicholas Epley finds that intelligence is conveyed more effectively through voice, rather than text
Time