Opinion
On the Hazards of Teaching Reading
Recently, some friends of mine with a 4-year-old daughter decided to homeschool and asked for my advice on finding a good preschool program....
Arthur Laffer: Wall Street Journal Op-Ed Proves He Still Has Much to Learn
Supply Side economics school godfather Arthur Laffer penned an op-ed column for the Wall Street Journal August 6 that claims increases in government spending inhibited economic...
Read moreBoston Fed President Calls for More “Stimulus”
After reviewing the weak jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) that was released last Friday, the president of the Federal...
Read moreMarriage and Divorce: a Look at Arguments Long Forgotten
With the issue of gay "marriage" assuming national significance, we would be well served to familiarize ourselves with the arguments of 19th-century conservative...
Read moreSports Versus Politics
It has long seemed to me that there is far more rationality in sports, and in commentaries on sports, than there is in...
Read moreCorporate Welfare Spending Hits $100 Billion in FY 2012
Federal subsidies distributed to the private sector in Fiscal Year 2012 cost American taxpayers nearly $100 billion, according to a startling new report...
Read moreOlympic Hypocrisy: Jokes and Jews Need Not Apply
Evident in Olympic rule application is something I wrote about mere days ago: the triumph of Muslim absolutism over Western relativism. Whether Muslims...
Read moreRand Paul Takes On the TSA
Senator Rand Paul began with a story that got a huge laugh from standing-room-only crowd at FreedomFest. “As you may know,” he said,...
Read moreMovie Review: “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days”
The latest installment of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Dog Days, proves to be an entertaining film, particularly for avid readers...
Read moreAl-Qaeda and Liberals Agree: Kill Kids for the Cause
Liberals are no strangers to using children to relate political messages, as the 2008 videos of kids singing for and paying homage to...
Read moreHumanistic Psychology in the Schools (Part 2)
One of the reasons why we know so much about Humanistic Psychology today is because of the defection of one of its major...
Read moreHumanistic Psychology in the Schools
The cultural upheavals of the 1960s saw the rise of a so-called Third Force in American education. The leading figures of the Third...
Read moreThe Campaign Against Chick-fil-A
The phenomenally successful restaurant franchise Chick-fil-A is once again at the center of national controversy. And, once again, it is a controversy generated...
Read moreProposal: Force Citizens to Own Guns
Conservatism is defensive in nature, being concerned with conserving the status quo, but never builds its ramparts high enough to be unscalable or...
Read moreBig Lies in Politics
Perhaps the biggest lie of this election year, and the one likely to be repeated the most often, is that the income of...
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