The Point, a magazine which takes its name from Promontory Point, a rocky outcropping on Chicago’s South Side, publishes philosophical writing on everyday life and culture three times a year in print and continuously online.
The Point
The Point
New Zealand Injects $48 Million for Screen Industry Recovery
The New Zealand government is to inject $48 million (NZ$74.4 million) of cash to help the film and TV industries recover from the economic effects of the coronavirus and the country’s strict lockdown measures. The financial package was announced Wednesday by Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Carmel Sepuloni. Fully $32.3 million (NZ$50 million) of […]
New Zealand Injects $48 Million for Screen Industry Recovery
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‘Avenue 5’ finale recap: Space is a cruel mistress
For its entire debut season, the most comically satisfying bits of Avenue 5 have either revolved around a moment of utter chaos or an extended fecal analogy — and its finale episode is no different. 1,699 more words
‘Avenue 5’ finale recap: Space is a cruel mistress
An Open Letter to Computing Community
“We know the compounding effect brought by feelings of isolation on one’s spirit as the ‘only’ in a meeting, within a boardroom, on a committee, in a research lab, or in a classroom.”
An Open Letter to Computing Community
The Code of Silence Ends Here
“You may not have the power to fire a bad cop, but you must make it clear to your unprofessional peers that racism and abuse of power are not tolerated. They make your job more difficult and they endanger your safety every day.”
The Code of Silence Ends Here
