August 11th, 2009 by Geoffrey Hing | 2 Comments
One of the interesting things about the technological world is that new, precise terminology develops really quickly. This can be confusing and a barrier to understanding things, but when it bleeds over into culture surrounding technology (e.g. newsgroups back in the day and social networking sites now), there’s great jargon that really captures cultural phenomenon. [...]
April 21st, 2009 by Geoffrey Hing | 3 Comments
This is a first draft of an op-ed for a group called ManUp! that I’m working with in Bloomington. I’d appreciate any comments or feedback:
April, sexual assault awareness month makes me tired. I am tired of seeing women that I respect and care about exhausted as they do the challenging, important, but also extremely difficult [...]
October 16th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | No Comments
Via racewire, I can’t believe how much thoughtful analysis Byron Hurt was able to cram into 10 minutes. It’s a great example of criticism without over-simplified condemnation.  Damn.
August 20th, 2008 by Geoffrey Hing | 2 Comments
I came across this article in the New York Times, A Country Feels a Hurdler’s Pain, and was at first surprised that there would be such a reaction to one runner being unable to compete. It made more sense when I read further in the article and read this quote by the runner, China’s Liu [...]