Advocate, March 2009, Vol. [20], No. [6]

TABLE OF CONTENTS: From the Editor\u27s Desk: Give it Back!: Getting New York’s Wealthiest to Pay Their Fair Share (p. 2) Guest Editorial: The General’s Labyrinth Revealed, Patrick Inglis (p. 3) Adjuncting: Naming the Problem, Renee McGarry (p. 4) CUNY Edu-Factory (p. 5) Political Analysis: Supply, Demand, and the Mexican Drug War, Andrew Bast (p. 6) CUNY News in Brief (p. 7) Hampshire College and the Politics of Divestment, Advocate Staff (p. 8) Academic Labor Under Siege: Towards a Politically Engaged Professionalism, Henry A. Giroux (p. 10) Book Review: Two or Three Things I Know About Him, Matt Lau (p. 14) Book Review: The Story Behind the Surge, Michael Busch (p. 16) Art Review: Nothing to Say – Hirschhorn’s Universal Gym, Clay Matlin (p. 18) Theater Review: Four Plays Are Better than Some, Frank Episale (p. 19) Music Review: Next Steps: New EPs from TMS and Beirut, Daoud Tyler-Ameen (p. 20) Film Review: Watching the Watchmen, Tim Krause (p. 22) News from the Doctoral Students\u27 Council: Nothing to do on Fridays? (p. 23) Stanley Fish Has No Chili Peppers on Ratemyprofessors.com (p. 24) Ph.D. Comics, Jorge Cham (p. 24