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  • Why Knowing the Past is Important

    Why Knowing the Past is Important0

    There is a tendency in some quarters to dismiss the importance of history. In doing so, its role has been diminished in learning. To this truth, there can be no doubt. The most current data available from the National Assessment of Educational Progress’ (NAEP) The Nation’s Report Card, a gold standard of sorts when it

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  • School Dress Codes = ‘Slut Shaming’? Give Me a Break

    School Dress Codes = ‘Slut Shaming’? Give Me a Break0

    Lately, stories have been appearing in the news of young women who are outraged that their school required them to change their clothing or go home. The narrative typically heard is that school policies are sexist and prioritize boys being undistracted (by not seeing immodest dress in the classroom) over girls being allowed to learn

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  • Want to See Life as a Perpetual Victim? There’s an App for That!!

    Want to See Life as a Perpetual Victim? There’s an App for That!!0

    It’s a common conundrum at the end of a meal at a restaurant:  How to split the bill fairly? Rather than using that boring process of figuring out who ordered and ate what, a new app called “Equipay” divides the bill based on group members’ demographic characteristics and the presumed wage gap that they suffer

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  • Diversity vs. Academic Excellence

    Diversity vs. Academic Excellence0

    Recently, I took a call from a reporter looking for comments on the possibility of the University of Minnesota either disposing of the ACT as a standard of admission or diminishing its role dramatically. To be honest, I hadn’t been following any of the internal debate on the issue at the University or amongst its

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  • The Average American Today Is Richer than John D. Rockefeller

    The Average American Today Is Richer than John D. Rockefeller0

    This Atlantic story reveals how Americans lived 100 years ago. By the standards of a middle-class American today, that lifestyle was poor, inconvenient, dreary, and dangerous. (Only a few years later — in 1924 — the 16-year-old son of a sitting US president would die of an infected blister that the boy got on his toe while playing

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  • New Study: Private School Students Ahead of Their Public School Peers by Two Years

    New Study: Private School Students Ahead of Their Public School Peers by Two Years0

    Last year a report from the Friedman Foundation found that only 9% of parents send their child to a private school. However, if given the means and opportunity to send their child to the school of their choice, 41% of parents would pick a private school. Those numbers seem especially important with the release of

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