Whenever you’re with me, Make sure it’s still me: “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”
Stevenson’s story endures because we sympathize with Jekyll and identify with Hyde.
Daily Archive: July 16, 2014
Holocaust Denial in Our Schools: A Follow-Up
A few months ago I posted an essay about a Southern California middle school that asked students to argue whether the Holocaust happened or not and the evidence provided against the Holocaust came from...
The Logical Conclusion of “Welfare Reform”
The big story yesterday on all my usual political blog stops was about a woman who was arrested because she let her 9-year old daughter play in the park alone. The woman was poor,...
