Morning Reads for Tuesday, October 30th

Posted on October 30th, 2012 in Georgia News

National:

Sandy’s Eastern Seaboard Devastation (NYTimes)
The science of crowd movement and Grand Central Station (Scientific American)
New Ohio polls show a tightening race (TheHill)
How illiquidity spreads from place to place (Economist)
Teen Driver Decals lowering the rates of cars coming together (CBSPhilly)
Penguin and Random House show companies coming together may make something better (LATimes)
SCOTUS avoiding cases that have political ramifications (Slate)
But oral argument proceeds on a facial challenge to the government’s search justifications (WaPo)
An essay on Rogers and baseball and sons and Pops (SBNation)
Bonus: How to eat a Triceratops (Nature)

Georgia:

Are you the Principal of a failing charter school? Here’s a million dollars (AJC)
Out of state millionaires fund campaign to benefit future charter school scholars (AtlantaUnfiltered)
Telegraph’s stance on amendments: one’s a smile and one’s a frown (MaconTelegraph)
Charles Darwin hopes to upset Paul Broun (Flagpole-Aued)
GOTV produces Early Voting Squeeze (AJC)
And Two Groups Produce Statements where Everyone Nods But Nobody Agrees:
North Fulton Mayors Still Want Regional Transportation Solution (MDJ)
Gang of Four want “Fix the Debt” resolution (FloridaTimesUnion)
Atlanta has a New Comedy Radio Station! Hilarious (and scary)! (AJC)
Immigration Activists Still Wary (AthensBannerHerald)