Who Are You To Judge?
The challenging thing about life is that living it requires wisdom. Another way to say that is that life requires judgment and that judgment in turn requires...
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Learning Logic vs. Learning About Logic
If you wanted to learn to be a mathematician, you wouldn’t want to read about mathematics; you would want to actually do math. If you were wanting to learn how to...
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Walker Percy, the Search, and My Job As Reflector
My 12th grade students read Walker Percy’s novel The Moviegoer over the summer and so we’re discussing it now in class. I love teaching novels that almost everyone...
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Normal Nobility
“Half a league half a league, Half a league onward,” So starts one of the most famous poems in English Literature. Famous, yes, and these days debunked. What is...
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Man and Men: The Place Of Virtue In Education
The following article will appear in the late summer edition of The Classical Teacher magazine: There is a passage in J. R. R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings in which...
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The Enduring Niche of Eighth Day Books
IN DECEMBER 1998, Warner Brothers and director Nora Ephron produced a wildly successful romantic comedy in which a spunky independent book seller takes on the owner of a...
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