Hanson urges a review of the facts of WWI
Victor Davis Hanson explains for National Review Online readers why it’s important to learn the proper lessons from the Great War that started nearly 100 years ago. This summer will…
palace in Versailles, France and location of the Museum of the History of France
Victor Davis Hanson explains for National Review Online readers why it’s important to learn the proper lessons from the Great War that started nearly 100 years ago. This summer will…
View in your browser. Welcome On Monday, 30,000 Chicago Public School teachers and education personnel went on strike. In this week’s CommenTerry, I take a closer look at the three…
View in your browser. Welcome On Monday, Democratic National Convention attendees had an opportunity to attend a screening of the new movie, "Won’t Back Down." Let’s take a trip to…
View in your browser. Welcome This summer, three important school choice studies were published. All three conclude that choice raises student achievement for children in participating families. In this week’s…
You’re invited to this John Locke Foundation living history event. To register, call 866-JLF-INFO or send a note to [email protected] Jefferson and Adams: A Debate on the Future of…
View in your browser. Welcome Public schools throughout North Carolina are preparing for the 2012-13 school year. Although the start of the traditional calendar school year is right around the…
View in your browser. Welcome So, who gets the credit/blame for the excellent/dismal graduation rates and improving/irrelevant state test results? They do, of course! Bulletin Board President Thomas Jefferson and…
This very long New York Times Magazine profile of Rush Limbaugh has many little nuggets, including this one: Unlike many right-wing talk-show hosts, Limbaugh does not view France with hostility.…
Is this Versailles? One of Mad King Ludwig’s castles? Bill Gates’ foyer? Nope. It’s Komsomolskaya Metro Station in Moscow, built during Josef Stalin’s regime. I’d have to say the Moscow…
In listening to Prof. Robert Greenberg’s lessons on Bach and the High Baroque, recorded for The Teaching Company (a course I recommend most highly) this morning, I heard the following:…