city in and county seat of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, United States, and Maryland federated state capital city
Jamie McIntyre writes for the Washington Examiner about trouble for the nation’s military leaders. DOWN THREE AND COUNTING: People who work at the Pentagon have taken to posting on social…
Shannon Watkins of the Martin Center writes about the role of mentorship in learning. There’s a chasm between the purpose of a liberal arts education and how many colleges and…
That’s how a John Locke scholar characterizes a recently discovered manuscript by our namesake. A recent article in the Guardian describes how the manuscript came to light: Dated to 1667-8, the manuscript…
Professor Bruce Fleming writes for the Federalist about a common problem plaguing the U.S. service academies, one that would not surprise other critics of American higher education. The military world…
Care of Joe Giglio of the Raleigh News & Observer, is available here. Let’s say thinks are still not well sorted: N.C. State could play in the Belk Bowl in…
If this doesn’t have every bad guy on the planet crapping in their pants, it is only because that they haven’t seen it. Yet. Update: Wow. Someone must’ve complained that…
Paul Chesser of Climate Strategies Watch continues to expose the questionable processes used to promote global warming policies in North Carolina and other states. Chesser’s work drew attention this week…
This is becoming a cliche: A heavy snowfall blanketed a global warming protest outside the State House in Annapolis this morning, but it did not dampen the shouts of about…
“Sir, what are you personally willing to do to achieve peace?” a reporter just yelled to President George Bush as he entered a building in Annapolis, Md., for the latest…
Governing.com says Annapolis, Md., is close to becoming the first city in the country to offer free wireless Internet access provided by a private company and paid for entirely by…