Patrol is an independent daily journal for young post- evangelical writers to explore their interactions with art, culture, politics, and technology. We are based in New York City and have contributors worldwide.
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Patrol Magazine Have a fun, safe and, above all, morally sound holiday weekend!
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Many of you will be travelling back to the place you grew up over the course of the day and tonight. There you may participate in the traditional night-before-Thanksgiving-get-togethers including, but ...
Patrol Magazine The first of our holiday music recommendations, just in time for Thanksgiving!
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1. Down, Down, Down 2. Going Gone 3. December Days 4. O Come Emmanuel 5. Silent Night Released 24 November 2009.
Patrol Magazine How Madeleine Albright used her beautiful, amazing, and outlandish pins to give world leaders what for.
The Museum of Art and Design displays Madeleine Albright's amazing pin collection. - By Alisa Harris
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ASK SARAH Palin after everyone learned her handlers spent $150,000 on clothes. Ask Cindy McCain after the media slammed her for wearing an outfit that totaled $300,000. Ask Hillary Clinton when the media needled her for restlessly changing her hair style again and again. ...
Patrol Magazine Don't ask questions, just watch.
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Thanks to reader Chris MacDonald for spotting this, which joins this, this, and this in our ongoing chronicle of hilariously unfortunate Christian cultural goods.
Patrol Magazine For all our seminarian friends...
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I have more or less committed to lay off Sarah Palin until there's something worth talking about, but her series of comments on Israeli settlements and Muslim profiling seem to meet the standard. First, ...
Patrol Magazine D.C. area readers: Thursday night, Patrol editor David Sessions talks about the future of journalism with Tucker Carlson (Cato Institute) and Dave Weigel (Washington Independent, The Economist), moderated by Townhall.com's Jillian Bandes. Admission is only $5 and includes drinks. We'd love to see you there!
What Is The Future Of Political Journalism?
Local:The Fund for American Studies
Hora:quinta-feira, 19 de Novembro de 2009 18:30
Patrol Magazine For those of you always asking about our comment policy (ie, why we don't use them) we have heard your cries and answered.
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We've gotten lots of letters—some of them very angry letters—asking why we don't put comments on our articles, editorials, music reviews, etc. As we want you to interact with us as much as possible, we shall endeavor to explain ourselves a bit.
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IF YOU harbored any great hopes or fears that Switchfoot's decision to shift from Columbia Records to their own label signaled a drastic change of approach, you’ll be alternately dismayed or relieved before you get through a single track on Hello Hurricane. ...
Patrol Magazine Video of the Day: some genius applied Auto-Tune to "Charlie Bit My Finger." Oh how we love the internet.
Patrol readers on evangelicalism, swearing, and our editorial direction. - Editorial - Patrol Magazi
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FROM TIME to time, though not as often as we’d like, we publish some of the thoughtful letters we get from our readers. We do our best to personally respond to every email you send us, but we think it is important to occasionally share those exchanges with our broader audience. ...
Patrol Magazine Patrol editor Alisa Harris on "the nones," the growing demographic of young Americans who believe in God but are not religious.
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Patrol Magazine New editorial: why endlessly defining evangelical theology won't bring it back to life.
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HOWEVER LONG it may take to relinquish its hold on American culture, evangelicalism in the United States—still probably best defined by the British historian David Bebbington as a movement whose ...
Patrol Magazine Why do Palin, Prejean, et al, get so defensive over simple, neutral questions? Shouldn't conservative women be brave enough to answer people who disagree with them?
Conservative women need to start answering the questions they're asked. - By Alisa Harris - Patrol M
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I refrain from taking cheap shots at Carrie Prejean because at this point, it's way too easy. But I do have a question that even people rooting for Prejean and her views should ask: if conservative ...
