Happy Friday. Here’s what we read today:

• The North Atlantic Macroeconomy: Let It Bleed?: We Are Live At Project Syndicate (Brad DeLong)
• It’s a bad time to be a worker who isn’t flexible. But does that explain the weak job market? (Washington Post)
• The Ivy League Was Another Planet (New York Times)
• Need for Networking Puts Black Job Seekers at Disadvantage (Wall Street Journal)
• Fines Slashed In Grain Bin Entrapment Deaths (NPR)
• When workers die: “And nobody called 911″ (Salon)
• Consider the Source: 100 Years of Broken-Record Opposition to the Minimum Wage (NELP)
• Mario Draghi’s Economic Ideology Revealed? (Social Europe Journal)