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  • Mike Pence Dining with Women Rule is Backed by Women Themselves

    Mike Pence Dining with Women Rule is Backed by Women Themselves0

    Three months ago the twittersphere and liberal press sniggered at US vice-president Mike Pence and chided him for a statement that he once made (dug up by the Washington Post) about how “he never eats alone with a woman other than his wife and that he won’t attend events featuring alcohol without her by his

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  • Midwestern Values: May We Never Lose Them

    Midwestern Values: May We Never Lose Them0

    I spent nearly a week in June in the flyover part of the country – Topeka, Kansas, to be exact – and found it to be a refreshing change. There’s noticeably less snark, whining, self-entitlement, and virtue signaling there than in the San Francisco Bay Area, where I live and work. Several of the friends

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  • Middlebury Riot Shows the Veneer of Our Civilization is Thin

    Middlebury Riot Shows the Veneer of Our Civilization is Thin0

    On March 2, there was one of those oh-so-revealing events that makes people realize that very bad trends are at work in America, trends that are corroding the essence of civilization. Middlebury College in Vermont is a liberal arts school. The prolific author and American Enterprise Institute scholar Charles Murray was asked to speak at

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  • Middle-Aged Men Are Part of the Loneliness Epidemic, Too

    Middle-Aged Men Are Part of the Loneliness Epidemic, Too0

    Chronic loneliness is an increasing concern, and apparently not just among the elderly and social-media crazed millennials.  A recently released YouGov survey finds that almost one in five men in the UK say that they have no close friends.  The findings also show that men generally lead more solitary lives than women, who appear to be better at

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  • Middle School Reading Lists 100 Years Ago vs. Today

    Middle School Reading Lists 100 Years Ago vs. Today5

    I recently dug up a 1908 curriculum manual in the Minnesota Historical Society archives. It provided instructions on everything from teacher deportment to recommended literature lists for various grades. As a book lover, I was especially interested in the latter! With the exception of a few textbook-like anthologies, the chart below lists the recommended reading material for

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  • Micro-Schools Offer Kids A Customized, Hands-On Education

    Micro-Schools Offer Kids A Customized, Hands-On Education0

    There’s a world of difference between telling kids what they are supposed to know and teaching them how to learn. As parents look for more and better education options, the up-and-coming phenomenon of micro-schooling aims to bridge the gap between facts and experience with project-based learning. Although the micro-school movement launched in the U.S. and

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