Biblical illiteracy and the declining humanities
Luther Ray Abel writes for National Review Online about a problem plaguing a pillar of higher education. I attend a well-to-do liberal-arts school in the Midwest. The professors are wonderful…
American journalist & writer (1970-)
Luther Ray Abel writes for National Review Online about a problem plaguing a pillar of higher education. I attend a well-to-do liberal-arts school in the Midwest. The professors are wonderful…
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman has one of the best podcasts around, Masters of Scale. He recently interviewed Peter Thiel (transcript) about their shared experiences at PayPal and how an organization…
The latest dead-tree version of National Review features a John J. Miller article on the ?crop of Afghan and Iraq War vets? who will help Republicans battle for control of…
A profile of conservative businessman and philanthropist Art Pope in the latest National Review includes the following assessment of the John Locke Foundation: “It is easily the most influential public-policy…
David Koon at the Pope Center for Higher Education Policy disagrees with John J. Miller at National Review. Koon argues here that military history is not dying but is…
The state’s budget woes have generated the most pressing problem on new Gov. Beverly Perdue’s agenda. John Locke Foundation experts have shared their opinions about the steps Perdue is taking…
If you attended John Hood?s recent John Locke Foundation Shaftesbury Society presentation, you might remember his prediction about the future of the news media. Watch John explain his prediction by…
John J. Miller on The Corner. It’s short so I’ll quote in toto: I’ve always had some fondness for the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens because their team name is a literary…
National Review’s John J. Miller has a weekly podcast of author interviews. This week he talks to Thomas Sowell on a variety of Economic Facts and Fallacies.
Realizing that I’m opening the door to a potentially fierce debate (and to questions about my sanity), I still feel compelled to take issue with an item noted this afternoon…
A few musings on John J. Miller’s list: Sweet Home Alabama (#4): A good choice, though a supporter of free markets might prefer Free Bird, which also has a better…
No, this isn’t a PETA-recommended yoga move. I’m invoking the mascot of the University of Michigan, which just happens to be the best link between John J. Miller and a…