Law
I Don’t Teach Poor Kids: Need and Moralistic Stereotyping
The latest installment of the Oxford American is the Education Issue. In it are all […]
Reflections on a Midwestern Church
It meets in a old, charming church building, not an office park or a bar […]
Mary, Martha, and the Humanity of Anxiety
Anxiety is technically defined as: Noun: 1. distress or uneasiness of mind caused by fear […]
Whatever You Do, Don’t Mention the War!
A veritable goldmine of material popped up on Psyblog the other day, in their list […]
A Harry Potter Heresy? In Defense of Draco
Who would think of naming someone other than the belovedly scar-ridden H.P. the hero of […]
For the Love (and Judgment) of a Burning Man
Perhaps you’re familiar with the proudly neo-pagan annual desert ‘happening’ known as Burning Man. It […]
PZ’s Podcast: One Step Beyond and My New Law Firm
As we mentioned last week, we’ll be alternating the Monday Morning PZ’s Podcasts blurbs with […]
Failing at Failure: Performancism in the College Admissions Process
It’s no stretch to say that our schools serve as microcosms of society, often casting […]
Another Week Ends: Parental Blindspots, Damsel Reviews, Rand Abolishing Lewis, Doublethink, Higher Ground and The Magnificent Ambersons
1. A couple of regretful if relevant instances of control backfiring when it comes to […]
Beyond Imperatives: A Must Read on the Law
There is an amazing post entitled “Luther on Law” over at our good friend Tullian Tchividjian’s […]
If Loving You Is Right, David Brooks Doesn’t Want To Be Wrong
If you haven’t taken the hint yet and started subscribing to his editorials in the […]
I Walk A Thin Line: The Fearful Genius of Lindsey Buckingham
I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall during the brainstorming […]
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