Let Them Eat Cake! [President’s Column]

Let Them Eat Cake: Food Quality and Acceptance in Africa

Let them eat quality.

Let Them Eat Data 1 Let Them Eat Data Assignment – 05 Jason

BACKGROUND: This paper has discussed some of the criticisms made by the author C. A. Bowers. The reader will find claims that computer-based culture is becoming an even more destructive form of colonialism. Technology has failed largely in universities, and there is a need for a radically different approach to technology. The reader will learn of ecological and environmental problems that have ...

Let them eat cake: the struggle between form and substance in orthodontic clinical investigation.

Events of the past decade or so argue that there is little support in the literature for much of the specialty's treatment portfolio. The resulting call for 'evidence-based' treatment (not to mention the obvious intellectual bankruptcy of much of the clinical literature) has prompted many to argue that the randomized clinical trial (RCT) represents the future of orthodontic clinical investigati...

Let Them Eat Junk: Capitalism and Food

Rob Albritton’s Let Them Eat Junk: How Capitalism Creates Hunger and Obesity (2009), published by Arbeiter Ring Press in Canada, and Pluto Press in the UK, offers a welcome and urgently needed analysis of “how the profit fixation of capital has led us deeply into a dangerously unsustainable system of food provision, a system that totally fails when it comes to distributive justice and to human ...