The Kidnapped Children of Detroit | Belt Magazine | Dispatches From The Rust Belt

This week is Book Week at Belt. We’ll be swaying from our traditional formula and sharing with you samples from some of our print publications, including a sneak peek at an upcoming release. With today’s piece, we’re highlighting A Detroit Anthology. — By Marsha Music Photos by Aaron Waterman / “Jump Rope” banner art by Kathleen…

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Aaron Kushner and Eric Spitz resign from Freedom, Orange County Register – The Orange County Register

Eric Spitz, left, and Aaron Kushner, right. LEONARD ORTIZ, FILE PHOTO googleon: allSANTA ANA – Aaron Kushner and Eric Spitz, co-owners of Freedom Communications, resigned Tuesday from all executive duties at Freedom and the Orange County Register.Publisher Rich Mirman, the former casino marketing executive who has been running day-to-day operations since fall, assumed their executive…

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US students are fleeing law schools and pouring into engineering – Quartz

As part of its annual US graduate school rankings, US News has released data that tracks enrollment and tuition growth for the schools it ranks. Despite substantially higher costs across the board, most disciplines have seen rising (rapidly, in the case of engineering) or steady enrollment. A notable exception is law school, for which enrollment is declining. Despite the tough climate for American law school graduates,…

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“Goodnight, Sweetheart”: Pioneering Tech Blog Gigaom Closes Down | Re/code

According to a spate of tweets from its staffers and also confirmation from sources, iconic tech blog Gigaom is closing down. I reached out to the online publication’s high-profile creator Om Malik and he declined comment for the present. “Not now dude,” he texted me. Well, then, for now, here’s what I could glean: The…

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