Fundraising and the Catholic School Mission
Large endowments may be the answer to funding problems, but does that mean an end to those things which make some schools so special?
Monthly Archive: March 2014
The Cheap-Ass Gourmet Cooking School: Introduction [Updated]
In which we take a peek at an upcoming series that will teach the seven cooking skills you need to know in order to make great, healthy food on a budget.
Beards in the Workplace
Beards have definitely made a comback. The question: Are they less professional than a cleanly shaven face?
The best example of “Privilege” I have seen in between 8:30 am and 11:40 am this morning
Sometimes people suck.
Religious Liberty is a Farce
Religious liberty is only given priority when the stakes don’t matter. That’s because few truly believe that “religious” beliefs have special status.
Linky Friday #59
Links! Click on them and go places! This week: Europe, Politics, Robots, Health, Housing, and Jobs! Including a report from Ryan Noonan.
I Need Advice…
… about software, and it just occurred to me that this might be a great place to ask for it. Do any of you use a task-management software that you might recommend (or caution...
Vaping in the Age of Regulatory Uncertainty
As the regulators close in, I find myself wondering if I need to go buy two years’ worth of ecigarette supplies and ejuice when I am not sure if I will still be vaping a year from now.
Anne Hathaway’s Oscars Dress and Janet Jackson’s Wardrobe Malfunction were both Fashion Mistakes
Critical thinking often serves as self defense. Vikram comments on the false equivalence.
Space! The Final Frontier! Why do we care?
Mad Rocket Scientist looks at the science and future of humanity’s next great adventure.
