Early in the new film Walk the Line, opening today, a twelve-year-old Johnny Cash is talking with his adored older brother…
“Education which stops with efficiency may prove the greatest menace to society. . . . We must remember that intelligence…
We’ve all heard the stories, on the news and in our own homes. There are professors who grade students down…
G. K. Chesterton wrote one of the most remarkable books I have ever read titled Orthodoxy. In it he says that…
One of America’s foremost postmodern academics, Dr. Stanley Fish, dean emeritus at the University of Illinois and professor at Duke,…
Over the past weeks, I have done dozens of interviews about The Good Life, my just-released book, and, of course, Deep Throat.…
In a well-known urban legend, college students simultaneously flush all the toilets on campus and break down the town’s sewage…
By now, you’ve no doubt heard about the latest attempt to use biology to justify homosexuality. It started as an…
The Kansas City Star could not restrain its sarcasm. “In Topeka, Kansas,” the paper announced, “they’re getting ready to stage the 2005…
The notion of gratitude is hot these days. Search the Internet, and you’ll find more than a million sites about…
