Rebuilding the Classics: The field has attacked its own foundations, but serious scholars can work to rebuild it.
Editor’s Note: This article is adapted from the author’s speech at the Stanford Conference on Academic Freedom, November 4, 2022. Did Socrates deserve to die? Until recently, civilization seemed to have agreed on this: the trial of Socrates was a
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5 Interior Auto Trends (And 5 Exterior Trends) That Are Outdated in 2023
An endless amount of trends come and go in the fashion world. Some, like mohawks, only stay for a season or two, and others, like blue jeans, stay with us for years. However, it’s not just the fashion world that
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San Diego County inspectors approve multi-year program to increase native plants in the area
San Diego County inspectors voted 4-0 on Wednesday in favor of a multi-year program to increase the use of native plants in the area. The program was developed by the San Diego Regional Biodiversity Working Group, created at the recommendation
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Would you read the January 6 report from start to finish? These publishers hope so.
Dennis Johnson is the co-founder of Melville House, one of at least six book publishers that have announced they will. Print the report of the parliamentary panel In the January 6 attack on the Capitol. But so far, the contents
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RHS predicts 9 horticultural trends for 2023
Jacky Parker PhotographyGetty Pictures RHS has shared its predictions of what will be big in the world. Horticulture and horticulture in 2023. As with all areas of life, the RHS estimates that many of the 30 million gardeners in the
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Bradley Foundation grants over $14 million to Wisconsin organizations this year
Bradley Foundation grants over $14 million to Wisconsin organizations this year Rick Graber Last updated at 2:04 p.m. on December 16, 2022, the Bradley Foundation said it has distributed over $14.5 million to organizations in Milwaukee and Wisconsin in 2022.
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South Africa: Land is a Hot Topic – Print Media Presents Only One Side of the Story
The land question was at the center of the South African national liberation struggle. The Native Land Act of 1913, restricting blacks from owning and occupying parts of the country, 87% of the land. This is the African majority”pariahs in
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Make An Impact Foundation Opens New Playground
MOBILE, Ala., December 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Make An Impact Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the education and well-being of underserved children nationwide, today announced the opening of a new playground at 551 Summerville street in Mobile,
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January 6 report coming soon – and broadcasters ready to strike : NPR
Sources say the House panel investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol Building will release its report on December 21, and broadcasters are ready to attack. Pool/Getty Images hide title change subtitle Pool/Getty Images Sources say the House panel
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OpEd: Congress Should Protect DACA and Texas’ Immigrant Workers
Immigrants are a crucial part of Texas’ workforce that we cannot afford to lose, and we must work to attract and retain more immigrants into our workforce and communities. However, our corrupt immigration system, which has not been significantly updated
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