Maria Montessori’s Life: “The Child is Teacher”Cristina De Stefano’s e-book, Other Press. 248 pages. $28.99 Maria Montessori’s views on education are based upon the principles […]
The first three months following the approval of a Minneapolis rent control law by voters, permits to build multifamily housing have fallen 80 percent despite […]
“Халтура,” pronounced roughly “hahl-TOO-rah” (accent on the second syllable), means “slipshod, careless work,” perhaps sometimes with the subtext of “slipshod, careless work as an institutional […]
A Russian writer Valery Panyushkin posted this video on YouTube. This is beautiful, but it’s also heartbreaking. I regret the lack of rhyme and […]
From Hauer’s Twitter thread: One thing I noticed in the last week is that almost all Ukrainians I talked to said they blamed not just […]
A bill in Idaho would have imposed legal sanctions on librarians who violate the law. It is no longer possible to provide minors access to […]
Check out this link. It’s worth the read, but I will give you a sample: Yale Law School’s intellectual climate has been problematic for several […]
Check out this link. It’s worth the read, but I will give you a sample: Yale Law School has had a difficult intellectual climate for […]
Democrats are famous for using that old rule of thumb, “never let a crisis go to waste.” Perhaps finally, Republicans might just beat them at […]
Sen. Josh Hawley (R–Mo.) Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) presented last week a misleading summary of Kentanji Brown Jackson, the Supreme Court nominee for child pornography. […]
