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The Victorian Story-Teller who Made Christmas Scary 0
- Culture
- December 20, 2018
Following the death of President George H.W. Bush, the resident conservative at The New York Times, Ross Douthat, penned an article bemoaning the end of America’s WASP elite. Douthat argued that our current rulers, although more meritocratic, are a very poor substitute for the cold and old gentry of New England and Virginia. His article created a minor firestorm
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Santa’s Healthy Tips: Throw Away the Pudding and Eat the Sixpence 0
- Culture
- December 20, 2018
British researchers have claimed success for their tips and techniques to minimize weight gain over Christmas. In a scheme worthy of Ebenezer Scrooge, says the Telegraph, they have issued “a list of the exercise needed to work off festive treats in the hope that revelers will think twice about over-indulging this Christmas.” The team at
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Why the Hero of “It’s a Wonderful Life” Isn’t George Bailey 0
- Culture
- December 20, 2018
I think I’m not the only person that cries every time I watch “It’s a Wonderful Life.” The movie pulls our heart strings because we can all relate to George Bailey: man has dreams to see the world and do big things, but is instead given a meager life of service. Many reduce the film’s
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Walker Percy’s Diagnosis of American Depression Is Still True 0
- Culture
- December 20, 2018
One of Walker Percy’s central insights into the human condition was that most of the last century’s disastrous ideological movements stemmed from mistaken theories of the self. The most politically problematic of these flow from philosophical materialism. Materialism is the unacknowledged public philosophy of an increasing part of the American population, particularly those who identify as
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The TSA Is Using Detector Dogs More, Which Is Actually a Good Idea 0
- Politics
- December 19, 2018
Unlike many people, I actually enjoy flying. I rarely check bags, and modern apps make checking in and boarding pretty simple (if you have a smartphone). Airport sports bars are a great place to catch a quick bite and a beer while waiting to board. If I’m not reading a book or watching a ball
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The Humble Origins of ‘Silent Night’0
- Culture
- December 19, 2018
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