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  • 11-Year-Old Girl Eviscerates Hollywood

    11-Year-Old Girl Eviscerates Hollywood0

    Today the film Me Before You, based on a 2012 novel of the same title, opens in theaters throughout the U.S. and Britain. It centers on a talented man, Will Traynor, whom a motorcycle accident made quadriplegic; he no longer finds life worth living and commits suicide calmly, with a bit of help, after much

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  • Yale Students Petition to ‘Abolish’ Major English Poets

    Yale Students Petition to ‘Abolish’ Major English Poets0

    The petition starts out polite enough. “We, undergraduate students in the Yale English Department, write to urge the faculty to reevaluate the undergraduate curriculum.” Then it gets a little chippy. We oppose the continued existence of the Major English Poets sequence as the primary prerequisite for further study. It is unacceptable that a Yale student

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  • The Dangers of ‘Hate Speech’ Rules

    The Dangers of ‘Hate Speech’ Rules0

    Russell Kirk argued that to engage in politics and ideas we must “draw the sword of imagination”. By that he meant, we must imagine all the ways in which a policy or an idea may do either good or harm. Recently, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media giants announced that they will be working with

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  • The ‘Everyone Gets a Trophy’ Mentality is Out of Control

    The ‘Everyone Gets a Trophy’ Mentality is Out of Control0

    Mark up another victory for the “everyone-gets-a-trophy” mentality. The latest victim of this mindset is a high school honor student from Texas. A local ABC news affiliate reports: “National Honor Society (NHS) stoles are frequent sight at high school graduation ceremonies around the country, but one Plano Senior High School student is frustrated that he

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  • Chores: The Canary in the Coal Mine of Kids’ Character

    Chores: The Canary in the Coal Mine of Kids’ Character0

    Business Insider ran a list of 13 things parents can do to turn their child into a successful adult. The first item on the list was to make a child do chores. Given the fact that only 28 percent of parents require their children to do chores, it seems that we’re destined for a generation

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  • Are Parents Training Children to be Inattentive?

    Are Parents Training Children to be Inattentive?0

    When I was still in high school, a local private grade school invited me to become one of their piano teachers. Needless to say, I was nervous, but quite excited about the opportunity. I soon found out that while some of my students loved piano and entered wholeheartedly into practicing, others absolutely did not. In

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