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  • Student Achievement: Only as Good as the Books Read in English Class?

    Student Achievement: Only as Good as the Books Read in English Class?0

    When it comes to improving education, a lot of emphasis is placed upon the STEM subjects: science, math, and the like. Proficiency in such areas, it is argued, is necessary if the U.S. wants its students to be successful on a global scale. Such a supposition may be true; however, new evidence suggests that student

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  • Pioneer Feminist: Feminism Didn’t Turn Out as Well as We Thought

    Pioneer Feminist: Feminism Didn’t Turn Out as Well as We Thought0

    A few weeks ago, we brought attention to the recent comments of Fay Weldon, a pioneer in the modern feminist movement. In Weldon’s eyes, today’s women have taken their claim to victimhood a little too far. Weldon has reappeared in the news with more startling statements on her outlook on feminism in retrospect. In an

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  • Has America’s Middle Class Been Fleeced?

    Has America’s Middle Class Been Fleeced?0

    Noah Smith, writing in Bloomberg, says that middle class America has indeed been fleeced by our national economic policies. We agree. But which policies have been responsible? Smith mentions and immediately dismisses trade, immigration, economic regulation, and welfare policies. The real villain in his view is an alleged turn toward managing the economy on free market

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  • 5 Attributes of Thought Leaders

    5 Attributes of Thought Leaders0

    Have you ever asked yourself, what makes someone an entrepreneur of ideas, a so-called thought leader?  The ability to invent and spread the word about newfangled concepts? A master of the TED Talk? A magnetic Steve Jobs-like personality? The Marketing Insider Group defines a ‘thought leader’ as someone who “tap[s] into the talent, experience, and

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  • Why Is War Such a Seductive Illusion?

    Why Is War Such a Seductive Illusion?0

    Today the US appears to stand on the brink of launching yet another major war, ostensibly out of moral outrage at what is happening in Syria, and allegedly for the sake of human rights, conducted with a completely unjustified sense of certainty that war will produce a better result than diplomacy, trade, and caution. Today

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  • The Truth About Spider Bites in Australia

    The Truth About Spider Bites in Australia0

    Recent news reports that a man had both his legs amputated after being bitten by a white-tailed spider have again cast this relatively harmless spider in a negative light. Experts have since said amputations may have been wrongly blamed on a spider bite, and authorities now consider a bacterial infection to be responsible for the

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