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Jeff Zorn reminisces about his own fruitful education experience at the famous Boston Latin School and discusses how recent racial protests are unfair to the school.
Common Core offers students dumbed down and biased news articles to fill an appetite of "informational texts."
Mark G. Brennan relates his observations of a month-long education trip to Cuba where he saw the stultifying hand of Communist ideology on the minds and souls of a population.
Are the classics outdated? Four reasons support the reading of old--even flawed--books.
Join us on October 5th at the First Things editorial offices in New York City.
What progressive lessons can you find hidden in old books? NAS's new satirical contest invites you to add #PCSubtitles to classic texts.
Frontier Centre for Public Policy releases a report illuminating the failed agenda of fossil fuel divestment.
It’s getting harder to tell the difference between real news about colleges and the Onion’s parodies.
