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Category Archives: education
The IRS, Obamacare and Abuse of Political Power: An Issue
Cross posted at Raising Asperger’s Kids There are new controversies surrounding Obamacare now that the IRS is mired in a political scandal. These emerging issues surround federal government control of medical/healthcare rights/information and the abuse of political power. The Wall … Continue reading
Watcher’s Council-May Day Edition
Maybe it’s May Day in more than one sense. Welcome to the Watcher’s Council, a blogging group consisting of some of the most incisive blogs in the ‘sphere, and the longest running group of its kind in existence. This is … Continue reading
Cory Booker’s Dvar Torah: The Strength of Judaism
Repost August 2011 Despite his hostage video during the 2012 Presidential campaign I am still partial to a political leader like Cory Booker. This clip is just a taste of his ability to respect the world around him. I think … Continue reading
Higher Education Necessary for the Future: Don’t Attack It Make It Affordable
Repost from August 2011. Fiscal responsibility is very important. Our financial woes as a nation have become a terrible burden. The fiscal waste and mismanagement has come home to roost and people are running for cover, especially the pundits and … Continue reading
It’s Spring so It Must be Time to Attack Liberal Arts Education Again…Boring
Read The Essence of Education and the Lack of Magical Realism ; Higher Education Necessary for the Future: Don’t Attack It Make It Affordable There is something terribly disingenuous about those with college degrees attacking today’s young men and women … Continue reading