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  • Is the Media the Enemy of the People?

    Is the Media the Enemy of the People?0

    Americans are growing more distrustful of the media and college universities. And they’re perfectly right to be. It is not that everyone in the media is a liar or propagandist. Nor is it the case that all universities and college curricula are harmful propaganda either. There is much value to the media and great value

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  • Is the Media Blacking Out the Insanity at Evergreen State?

    Is the Media Blacking Out the Insanity at Evergreen State?0

    Some readers may be familiar with the weird saga unfolding at Evergreen State College, where a progressive biology professor named Bret Weinstein recently was greeted outside his classroom with chants of “racist” and “white supremacist” by some 50 students.   Weinstein’s crime was to go to work one day despite a request by a student

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  • Is the Lack of Playtime Preventing Childhood Development?

    Is the Lack of Playtime Preventing Childhood Development?0

    • September 3, 2015

    Hey, did you hear about the preschool that has its students doing fractions by the time they enter kindergarten? If not, good, because it’s not true… at least, I hope not. To be honest, such a scenario doesn’t seem so far-fetched given our drive to plunge children into academics as soon as they can sit

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  • Is the Invisible Life Worth Living?

    Is the Invisible Life Worth Living?0

    According to a well-known saying, “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.”     Today, the second clause may as well read “It’s who knows you.”    We live in a culture that largely attaches meaning to visibility. The importance of the contemporary person is typically determined by digital footprint and esteem in

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  • Is the Inability to ‘Adult’ Driving the Teen Summer Job Decline?

    Is the Inability to ‘Adult’ Driving the Teen Summer Job Decline?0

    I’ve come into contact with various contractors in recent weeks. These contractors have a few things in common. First, they are swamped with work. Second, they have a terrible time finding capable and reliable workers to do the job. I thought of the plight of these contractors when I saw a new report from Pew

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  • Is the Government Too Involved in Child-Rearing?

    Is the Government Too Involved in Child-Rearing?0

    “I didn’t set out to be a radical, I just wanted my kids swaddled at day care.” That’s according to author and mom of four, Abby Schachter. In a recent video for Reason TV, Schachter admits that swaddling was one of the few things she as a mother felt strongly about when it came to

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