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    • 20 Life Experiences Every Child Should Have

      20 Life Experiences Every Child Should Have0

      A few years ago, the British-run Ordnance Survey released a list of 20 basic skills which were nearing extinction among today’s young people. Among the disappearing skills? Reading a map, making bread, and tying a knot. Unfortunately, these 20 items aren’t the only “basic skills” that are disappearing from the consciousness of the next generation.

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    • Catholic Church in Australia Rocked by Sex Abuse Report

      Catholic Church in Australia Rocked by Sex Abuse Report0

      The headlines in Australian newspapers this week have not been kind to the Catholic Church. Gail Furness, the lawyer for the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, delivered a blistering speech outlining its findings to date about Catholic dioceses, religious orders and institutions. Afterwards, the Sydney Morning Herald editorialised: “Now we know too, that

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    • Federal Spending Grew Far Less Under Obama Than Under Bush

      Federal Spending Grew Far Less Under Obama Than Under Bush0

      Now that 2016 is gone and President Obama is a thing of the past, we can take a look back at just how much government spending grew during his tenure. It seems that in his eight year tenure, Obama never managed to top the enormous increases in government spending that occurred under presidents Reagan and George

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    • Slavoj Zizek: Don’t Mock Trump, Propose an Actual Vision

      Slavoj Zizek: Don’t Mock Trump, Propose an Actual Vision0

      A minority of those on the Left have responded to Trump’s election with rational reflection and a critical look at some of their positions that were rejected by voters. However, the majority of the Left seem to be throwing a collective temper tantrum and resorting to all-too-familiar Alinskyite tactics to disparage Trump.   Slovenian philosopher

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    • Tennessee Admits One Third of High School Grads Didn’t Complete Their Coursework

      Tennessee Admits One Third of High School Grads Didn’t Complete Their Coursework0

      In recent years, schools, educators, and other policy makers have pointed to the nation’s rising graduation rates as proof that America is fixing its education problems and is on the path to prosperity. But some have wondered if those graduation rates are artificially propped up by dumbed down standards. That suspicion was affirmed over the

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    • Diversity Can Inhibit Learning and Cognitive Growth, Study Says

      Diversity Can Inhibit Learning and Cognitive Growth, Study Says0

      Diversity, like equality of opportunity, is one of those positively valued, ‘sacred cow’ concepts in higher education. Yes, some have criticized it for only encompassing racial, ethnic and gender identity, not ideological persuasion. Others have objected that diversity is a vehicle for brainwashing students with liberal values. Nevertheless, the concept has survived in almost every

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