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Category Archives: Education
Parkland and the hot button issue
It happened again, every parent’s nightmare. In Parkland, Florida 17 students and teachers are dead in a mass shooting. As the news unfolded I was sitting where I am now, looking out the window at my daughter’s school, which was … Continue reading
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What we learn from history
I have just finished a long conversation with some of the greatest figures in the history of Western Civilization. Over the past month I listened with rapt attention to tales of battles on land and sea, of political intrigues, the … Continue reading
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I adore Lenore
Note: Cross-posted on my professional blog at the Marshall Independent. Lenore Skenazy is a columnist who usually writes from a light humorous perspective. Not surprising, she used to write for MAD Magazine back when it was still good, and is … Continue reading
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Education assininity, and some odd questions
When I came back to the States, I’d been working as a teacher (among other things) for 13 years in four countries – not counting stints as a guest lecturer in a couple others. I taught English at all levels: … Continue reading
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Ivy League elitism, some observations
Note: Either before of after you read this post, try this one by Victor Davis Hanson on the subject of elitism: http://www.victorhanson.com/articles/hanson092808.htmlI like to think one will enrich the other. Some years back, a young friend of mine, the son … Continue reading
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Victor Davis Hanson, historian of war
CORRECTION: The quotes below are from The Peace Racket by Bruce Bawer http://www.brucebawer.com/ I followed the link provided and assumed it was another article of Dr. Hanson’s, in spite of the fact that Mr. Bawer’s name was at the top. … Continue reading
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