Boris Lutskovsky grew up in the Eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, and for years he thought of himself as a Russian. As tensions rise in the Bloodlands, Boris reflects on what it means to be Ukrainian.
Large endowments may be the answer to funding problems, but does that mean an end to those things which make some schools so special?
Ordinary Times could be experiencing some turbulence this weekened as Devcat tries to identify bugs.
on A Dark AgeThe actual policies have not changed though.
on The JFK Files Drop Today (Supposedly)One of the reasons I like to talk about the Roswell Incident when it comes to conspiracy theories is…
on A Dark AgeI knew virtually nothing about the history Near, Middle, or Far East until fairly recently, when I r…
on A Dark AgeThat is not how the issue is understood by the voting public and I think you know that too. Obama wa…
on A Dark AgeObama deported more people in his first four years than Trump did. Ditto Biden. Both of them also tr… on A Dark AgeI dunno. Omitting a national abortion ban from the platform for the first time in 40 years is a pret… on A Dark AgeI think there are multiple angles to it. One is 'law and order.' One is the perception of government…
on A Dark AgeSo at least the police reform/defund the police faction has been told that they are losers. Was it a…
on On Jethro TullIf someone prefers memes to articles, he's not ready for Thick as a Brick. Have him listen to "Livin… on A Dark AgeWe'd probably benefit from definitions here. "They're engaging in commerce!" is one definition of co…
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