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 The Times Goes Nativist An otherwise wonderful piece about a new exhibit at the Tenement Museum by one of the writers whose bylines I most look forward to in the Times, Edward Rothstein (really!), is marred by the following passage:
Rothstein on the National Archives One of the bright spots in the Times is Edward Rothstein, who does a fine job of criticizing a new exhibit at the National Archives for being too critical of America. I don't know how he manages to get this stuff in the paper, but he does, and I enjoy reading it.  NYT on Cool It the Movie Somewhat shockingly, the New York Times has a positive review of Cool It, the new Bjorn Lomborg global warming movie. Says the Times: "Debunking claims made by 'An Inconvenient Truth' and presenting alternative strategies, 'Cool It' finally blossoms into an engrossing, brain-tickling picture as many of Al Gore's meticulously graphed assertions are systematically — and persuasively — refuted. (I was intrigued to hear Mr. Lomborg say, for instance, that the polar-bear population is more endangered by hunters than melting ice.)" It's actually one of two pieces in the Times arts section today that runs counter to reflexive Times leftism; the other is a piece by Edward Rothstein defending religion from identity politics. Rothstein on the National Archives One of the bright spots in the Times is Edward Rothstein, who does a fine job of criticizing a new exhibit at the National Archives for being too critical of America. I don't know how he manages to get this stuff in the paper, but he does, and I enjoy reading it. The Times Goes Nativist An otherwise wonderful piece about a new exhibit at the Tenement Museum by one of the writers whose bylines I most look forward to in the Times, Edward Rothstein (really!), is marred by the following passage:
NYT on Cool It the Movie Somewhat shockingly, the New York Times has a positive review of Cool It, the new Bjorn Lomborg global warming movie. Says the Times: "Debunking claims made by 'An Inconvenient Truth' and presenting alternative strategies, 'Cool It' finally blossoms into an engrossing, brain-tickling picture as many of Al Gore's meticulously graphed assertions are systematically — and persuasively — refuted. (I was intrigued to hear Mr. Lomborg say, for instance, that the polar-bear population is more endangered by hunters than melting ice.)" It's actually one of two pieces in the Times arts section today that runs counter to reflexive Times leftism; the other is a piece by Edward Rothstein defending religion from identity politics.
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