Steve Balch

Steve Balch

Steven Balch looks back at the career of a treasured colleague

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Steve Balch

Among the many intellectual luminaries who helped birth the National Association of Scholars, Midge Decter was “The One.”

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Steve Balch

Steve Balch remembers Donald Kagan, a scholar and academic leader, and one of higher education’s most noble citizens.

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Steve Balch

A review of The Affirmative Action Puzzle: A Living History from Reconstruction to Today, Melvin I. Urofsky, Pantheon, 2020, pp. 592, $22.68 hardcover.

• Book Reviews
• Diversity
• Affirmative Action

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Steve Balch

Gertrude Himmelfarb’s life may have ended, but her work will continue to inspire and awaken those in dogmatic slumber.

• History
• In Memoriam

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Steve Balch

Founding NAS President Stephen H. Balch writes an appreciation of Stanley Rothman's career and life as a doughty battler against the modern deformation of the academy.

• Intellectual Diversity

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Steve Balch

NAS board chairman Steve Balch argues that American students must study Western civilization to understand the epochal way in which it has transformed the human condition. This article appeared in the......

• Western Civilization

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Steve Balch

Irving Louis Horowitz, who for decades was publisher, advisor, and contributor to Academic Questions died on March 21st. NAS chairman Steve Balch remembers him.  

• Academic Publishing
• Academic Questions
• NAS Members
• About NAS

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