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(Guest post by Greg Forster) Pajamas Media carries my take on BB today. I’m not as harsh on BB as Jay and Matt have been. I’m harsher. Those of you who have been following the unions’ desperate attempt to distract you from the fact that BB doesn’t have the empirical evidence they claim it has by

Earlier this week I made my Modest Proposal for B.B. (Broader, Bolder or is it Buying Bananas?).  I noted that Randi Weingarten denounced vouchers as a waste of time despite considerable evidence supporting it, while she embraced the B.B.

Friends, This is the text of a sermon I preached on Resurrection Sunday in 2007. It’s a very personal reflection on suffering. 2007 was a difficult year for me physically as I have never been to as many doctors, taken so many prescriptions, and told my health history so many times as I did last year.

  Over at D-Ed Reckoning Ken DeRosa reviews the “evidence” that the AFT’s Leo Casey presents on the effectiveness of the Broader, Bolder approach being pushed by the union-backed Economic Policy Institute (with the support of some impressive people who you would think would know better).  The

When psychologists teach torture: [...] The issues of psychologist involvement in “national security” efforts are complex. Although there may be appropriate and ethically acceptable ways for psychologists to participate in such activities, even a cursory historical awareness indicates that such involvement is often ethically problematic.

(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner) P.J. O’Rourke once described the early Clinton administration as “running the country by dorm-room bull session.” Some recent ferment among education progressives makes me wonder if they too have fallen back onto some old college habits.

Posted by sjtl on August 5, 2008 I feel so helpless today…..I feel like there are so many things that we need to look into or prioritize especially in our work but things are too complicated and I feel so helpless, so confused right now….I think it’s not only I who feel this way, I guess even my co workers do….

Title: "Liturgico."   This post is based upon an in-depth conversation. My position is truly conservative. It's a matter of what is being preserved. How far back and how far forward are we speaking? I'm thinking in eternal terms here. It's the perfectibility issue that separates many. What is... ...

Trauma: A Misunderstood Phenomenom Posted on July 27, 2008 Filed Under Health | Leave a Comment Trauma is experienced in many ways that do not fit the clinical diagnosis of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Consequently, trauma is often misdiagnosed.

here are many reasons that can make stress for people. People treat their stress in different ways, may some people tend to show their pressures externally and others try to keep inside it. People struggle to camouflage their tress but it can temporary if no actions are taken to alleviate the anxiety.