Fishing for comments, or, You're lucky that I'm not posting about corny jokes instead.

Well, it's a big week for the burgeoning n+1-Indy love affair. Our own Harry J. Blige (a.k.a. Adam de la Gente) has an article on the new-ish New York publication in this week's issue of the Indy (I'd link to it, if only to embarrass Adam, but our website is updated sporadically), and ex-Indy editor Alex Carnevale currently has the lead article on n+1's website. Least importantly, I'm using Issue Two of n+1 to write about the role of Althusser's "ISA Essay" in (what passes for) my own intellectual development.

Last but not least, a call for reader participation: Do you think we should let the people at Brown Alumni Monthly, who are working on an article about Brown students' blogs, know about the Infamous Grouse?

Bonus question: If you ever read Althusser's "ISA Essay," under what circumstances did you do so? What did you think at the time? Do you still remember parts of it? How, if at all, has it influenced your thinking about universities or society more generally?