︎
Like You Mean It
A weekly opinion column written for the Daily Illini newspaper in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois that ran from August 2011 to May 2012, and under my legal name Michael Hoffman.
Blowing up the truth: Artistic relevations must be understood in social significance
10/04/2011
Military drone programs should be put to an end
11/01/2011
The price of maintaing US security
09/20/2011
Our Revolution Will Be Live (poem dedicated to Gil Scott-Heron)
04/10/2012
Find humor, not tragedy in ‘technological absurdism’
03/12/2012
New York Times article shields US interventionalism in Libya
08/29/2011
Love dispels the philosophy of objectivism
10/17/2011
Megaupload shutdown only 1st battle in war for free, open Internet
01/23/2012
Widspread distrust of police well-earned
11/28/2011
Think it, feel it: Consider the role of emotion in cognition
09/12/2011
Iran, Israel need to avoid armed conflict
11/08/2011
Society’s view on drugs in dire need of change
10/10/2011
Living offline: Internet monopoloy hard to deal with
10/24/2011
Medical tourism may be the remedy for high US health care costs
04/23/2012
New legislation could be the start to slippery slow of oppressing civil liberties
12/05/2011
New media outlets should demand accountability from New York Times
04/03/2012
Palestinian bid at UN represents step forward
09/26/2011
Jean Michel
Hoffman
film
theatre
music
selected writing
Jean Michel is a film and theatre director, writer and artist based in New York City.
Read More
@jean__michel___
Mark