Category: Reflections

I have written more than once here about Glenn Singleton, a self-described diversity expert who typically gets six figures from school districts and colleges for …

Both the Senate and the House votes on the war on Iraq, perhaps the most important issue of the day, were instigated as a way …

I was recently offered the opportunity to teach a course in business ethics by the department chair. I declined, being a logic and critical thinking …

The current debate over illegal immigration has become very emotional and heated, I suspect in part because nobody has coherently addressed the issue. In my …

Office report finds that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which is notorious for harassing private employers for dubious reasons, hasn’t been exactly diligent when …

The Giving USA foundation just released a report showing that needs created by the tsunami, Katrina, and Pakistani earthquake disasters pushed charitable giving in 2005 …

The Commission on the Future of Higher Education, appointed by Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings, issued a draft report in June that comes down pretty …

Rush Limbaugh isn’t the only one being sniffed out for carrying innocent (though embarrass- ing) substances while flying back to the United States. On my …

One has to wonder about a press that only recently figured out – apparently because of a paper published in the journal Psychopharmacology – that …

The American, Canadian, and Mexican governments are planning to revamp existing interstates and highways to create a ten-lane superhighway running from Mexico to Canada. One …