The good news for Polar Bears
12 absolutely delicious apples you’ve probably never tasted
What are the Intellectual Virtues?
Privacy and Self-Image on the Internet: Does It Really Matter?
Growing marijuana in the modern cornfield
Cost of educating new class of illegal immigrant minors estimated at over $760M
Maryland’s thought police strike - Teacher suspended and school locked down over sci-fi novel
Good grief.
She writes college essays for Chinese applicants
How easily we forget that Western morality is not universal - even in the West
UN Internet Control As Bad As Feared
No Uncle Toms on the Left
Williamson considers Detroit's criminal machine
A good reason to pay attention in school (video)
Ben Carson: Obama Says ‘We Are Not a Judeo-Christian Nation’ – But He Doesn’t Get to Decide, We Do
College hate crime update
Steyn: The Day After Labor
Consider Vermont. Unlike my own state of New Hampshire, it has a bucolic image: Holsteins, dirt roads, the Vermont Teddy Bear Company, Ben & Jerry's, Howard Dean… And yet the Green Mountain State now has appalling levels of heroin and meth addiction, and the social chaos that follows. Geoffrey Norman began a recent essay in The Weekly Standard with a vignette from a town I know very well — St Johnsbury, population 7,600, motto "Very Vermont", the capital of the remote North-East Kingdom hard by the Quebec border and as far from urban pathologies as you can get. Or so you'd think. But on a recent Saturday morning, Norman reports, there were more cars parked at the needle-exchange clinic than at the farmers' market. In Vermont, there's no inner-city underclass, because there are no cities, inner or outer; there's no disadvantaged minorities, because there's only three blacks and seven Hispanics in the entire state; there's no nothing. Which is the real problem.
Da Tech Guy meets his local constabulary
Analysts Predict Obamacare Will Eliminate Employer-Provided Healthcare
Ukraine’s Real Problem: Rampant Corruption
It's a crappy place
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That's a really crappy place.
