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More Companies Recognizing That College Degrees are Unnecessary 0
- Culture
- January 29, 2016
Due to the rising costs of college, some American students are beginning to wonder if a college degree is really worth it. But many students trod the college path anyway, fearing that employers won’t glance at their resume without a B.A. Fortunately for students in the U.K., some companies are beginning to recognize the folly
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Tech Exec: Digital Companies Need Liberal Arts Majors 0
- Economics
- January 29, 2016
According to an ancient maxim, change is the only constant. That idea is somewhat behind Rally Health executive Tom Perrault’s article in today’s Harvard Business Review. In the title he contends that “Digital Companies Need More Liberal Arts Majors.” Most digital companies today limit their hiring to those who have degrees or experience in a
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Thomas Paine: School Choice Supporter?0
- Education
- January 29, 2016
We hear a lot these days about giving parents the right to choose the school or education which best fits their child’s needs, even if that school is a private institution. But is school choice only a modern idea, dreamed up solely by the religious right whose schools are hurting for business? Hardly. As history
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A lot of people don’t want to live like us 0
- Culture
- January 28, 2016
Too often in the West, do we assume that almost everyone really wants to live as we do, with our system of government and our cultural freedoms? Consider our regular promotion of democracy and human rights as examples. What are now promoted as expanded human rights, often things that would be considered socially liberal in
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Your candidate isn’t Jesus 0
- Culture
- January 28, 2016
If you’ve ever spent any time in politics, especially during caucus or primary season, you will quickly learn that there are many people of all political stripes and parties who practically worship their chosen candidate. It’s truly disturbing. You will also learn that if you question the stances of a person’s candidate or, God help
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Beauty is Not Purely Subjective 0
- Culture
- January 28, 2016
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” This ancient adage has become a motto for modern man, as it seemingly affirms his hope that taste is purely subjective. People today want to watch what they want, read what they want, and listen to what they want without any comment or judgment from others. But
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