Rikki Schlott writes for the New York Post about an interesting assessment of today’s youngest adults. Despite many of them having only just entered the workforce, Generation Z — those…
The Martin Center offers a condensed version of a recent speech Wake Forest professor James Otteson delivered on topics linked to intellectual diversity on college campuses. I come to you…
Scientist Matt Taylor created some hubbub with the colorful shirt he wore for a television interview about a major scientific achievement. Jonah Goldberg‘s latest column at National Review Online explains…
I love columns that cut to the chase. This one, by consultant Steve Tobak, takes on political correctness. Here is my favorite of his five rules. Business is about business…
Below is a sharp letter in today’s Wall Street Journal from a doctor who warns that the trend toward socializing the cost of medical education and of socializing the compensation earned…
USA Today reports that some school districts are imposing dress codes on teachers. One would think this wouldn’t be necessary, but unfortunately — particularly with women — modesty and self…
I continue to be amazed at the ease with which some people blog, post on Facebook, and tweet very, very personal information and/or deplorable insults. Turns out that employers are…
Disturbing reflections from physicians on the fraudulent physicians’ notes from Wisconsin: Physician Paul Hsieh on the fake sick notes: ?Although this might seem an outrageous breach of professional ethics, it…
Professionally speaking, Shannon, would you as a sportswriter admit publicly that you were scared to go in the ocean and creeped out by zoos? Wouldn’t that be like the Arts…
Mitch, From where I was sitting in the conference room – nose-bleed section in the back – Smith’s comments drew the expected “Did he just say that response?” I think…
Stuff like this really grinds my gears. Bill Ferriter, a teacher in Wake County, challenges Jay Greene’s claim that teachers work an average of 36.5 hours a week. Ferriter reports…