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March 13, 2010

"The Death and Life of the Great American School System"

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In Slate, Sara Mosle offers an interesting review of veteran neoconservative education guru Diane Ravitch's new book, in which Ravitch a...
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March 11, 2010

Obama's first discriminating school district: LAUSD

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Now we know the very first target of the Obama Administration's discrimination investigations of local school districts: This obvious di...
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March 10, 2010

The Nice White Lady's Burden

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Newsweek explains in " Why We Must Fire Bad Teachers " that: It takes a certain kind of teacher to succeed at a KIPP school or at ...
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Forbes: Carlos Slim finally world's richest man

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He's been knocking on the door for a few years, but Lebanese-Mexican communications monopolist Carlos Slim is now Forbes ' official...
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March 9, 2010

Obama Administration Promises to Make Public Schools Even More Dysfunctional

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I've been pointing out for years that the theory and practice of disparate impact is fundamentally catastrophic to American public educa...
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"The Lost Books of The Odyssey:" Better than Borges?

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From my Taki's Magazine column " Zachary Mason and the Legacy of Borges: " In synopsis, The Lost Books of the Odyssey , a lap...
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March 8, 2010

Are people still growing up taller than their parents on average?

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When I was a kid, it was noticeable that young people were taller on average than their parents: better nutrition, antibiotics, and all that...
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March 7, 2010

"Hurt Locker"

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Good movie . Still, giving it the "Best Picture" award is going to raise expectations a little too high among the many who have ye...
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March 6, 2010

The End of a Silver Age

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The triumph of Avatar at the box office suggests than a pleasant era is ending that we didn't even notice. Going to the movies has been...
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Oscar Prediction

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Doubling the number of Best Picture nominations without doubling the number of Best Director nominations simply predestined five of the ten ...
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March 5, 2010

From "The Underground History of American Education"

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John Taylor Gatto writes : I’ve yet to meet a parent in public school who ever stopped to calculate the heavy, sometimes lifelong price thei...
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The Teacher Training Paradox

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From the NY Times Magazine " Building a Better Teacher ," which argues for better training of teachers: Lemov himself pushed for d...
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March 3, 2010

NYT: "Human Culture, an Evolutionary Force"

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NYT genetics reporter Nicholas Wade has a new article with the self-explanatory title " Human Culture, an Evolutionary Force ," us...
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March 1, 2010

Samuel Eliot Morison uses an exclamation point

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In volume 2 of the Oxford History of the American People , written in 1964, Samuel Eliot Morison speculates in a section on James K. Polk...
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Another Campus Hate Hoax

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In the latest Noose News, the University of California at San Diego, that cauldrom of white supremacy, where white undergrads make up about ...
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The future of spectator sports

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The opening of my new Taki's Magazine column: What’s the long-term future of spectator sports? With the conclusion of the Winter Olym...
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February 28, 2010

Samuel Eliot Morison

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Here's the opening of my new VDARE.com column : As I've been rereading Professor Admiral Samuel Eliot Morison's three-volume Ox...
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February 27, 2010

Sliding sports on TV

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Is there any way to make Winter Olympic sled sports, such as the bobsled, luge, and skeleton, more gripping on TV? As far back as I can reme...
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