News
Entertainment
Science & Technology
Sport
Business & Money
Life
Culture & Art
Hobbies
17 | Follower
The Skincare Saviour | Scottish/UK Skincare Blog
04.05.2024
This week's Unicorns include choosing a Christian college, the joy of reading, care for others, (dis)ordered desires, and more.
In Civil War, camera-wielding Truth-Tellers face trials by fire
Congrats, grads! Please utilize Latin terms responsibly!
03.05.2024
Coverage of the abortion debate this week in NYT breaks basic journalistic rules.
Alex Garland gives us war without politics—or meaning
02.05.2024
What does higher education need next?
Alex Garland’s film makes the (first) Civil War seem suddenly—and fittingly—near
01.05.2024
What the political history of a rural Georgia county can tell us about Trump's rise to power
A new book takes us inside life and service in the Roman legions, 264-107 BCE
My daughter is getting married this week. See you next Tuesday.
30.04.2024
What is happening in Evangelical Land? How evangelicals turned Mike Johnson on Ukraine aid? Jim Wallis's "false white gospel" What will evangelicals do
From 1994 to 2007, eight judges of Louisiana's 5th Circuit turned down 5000 petitions from poor prisoners, without reading them.
A memoir of reading, a memoir of joy
Library of America just sent me a copy of Dan Barry's edited collection Jimmy Breslin: Essential Writings. I grew-up reading Breslin, the quintessential
29.04.2024
A few things online that caught my attention this week: Paul Berman excuses the Columbia students, but not the faculty. A new documentary on the work of
28.04.2024
Mechanicsburg to Nutley to Roanoke to Grand Rapids, and back to Mechanicsburg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xU2Yuga9gjs
27.04.2024
What YouTube’s rolling out we may actually need!
This week's Blessing of Unicorns: Liberalism, children, eldercare, the Lyceum movement, and beautiful writing
Here are the most popular features of the week at Current: Nadya Williams, "REVIEW: The Exvangelicals" Colleen Vasconcellos, "Funeral Food" Russell Arben
26.04.2024
Temperance poster published by the Dominion Scientific Temperance Committee, 1912 This essay is cross-posted from the Anxious Bench. When even the most
The world of my boyhood is gone. But that doesn’t mean I’ve stopped longing for it.
What is happening in Evangelical land? How will the Mike Johnson-Marjorie Taylor Greene breakup affect Trump? The evangelicals who pushed Mike Johnson to
Nikki Haley is no longer running for the Republican nomination for President of the United States. But that did not stop her from getting 16.5% of the
25.04.2024
Here is an excerpt from Kagan's book Rebellion: How Antiliberalism is Tearing America Apart. The excerpt is published today at The Washington Post: Trump
Earlier today we called your attention to Columbia University history professor Christopher Brown's call for the resignation of president Minouche Shafik.
This time it's interference in the 2020 presidential election in Arizona: Here is Yvonne Wingett Sanchez at The Washington Post: An Arizona grand jury on
McWhorter is a Columbia University professor who is teaching classes amid the pro-Palestinian protests on campus. Here is a taste of his piece today at
Katy Carl’s stories revive and renew the spiritual vision of Flannery O’ Connor
Christopher Brown, the esteemed historian of slavery and abolition at Columbia University, recently spoke, draped in his Oxford University gown, at a
By refusing to condemn antisemitic student protests, Biden sounds eerily like the “there were fine people on both sides” statement by Donald Trump in response to White supremacists marching in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017.
24.04.2024
There’s more than one way to deconstruct
Today we were reminded of the sleazy tabloid world in which Donald Trump lived as he ran for president in 2016. David Pecker, Trump's longtime friend
This week's reactionary protests at Harvard and Columbia have a long, ignoble history.
When it comes to antisemitism in America, it's out with the old, in with the new.
Mauricio Castro is Assistant Professor of History and Chair of Latin American Studies at Centre College. This interview is based on his new book, Only a
23.04.2024
Today is Earth Day. The first Earth Day was commemorated on April 22, 1970. I am reminded of these words from Neil Pogue's book The Nature of the
In times of loss, the gift of food meets many needs
What is happening in Evangelical land? Non-denominational evangelicals and the poor David French on the diversity of evangelicalism World Vision remembers
Our time seems less likely to produce or appreciate a Keats, and that is unfortunate. Many people spend much of their time being critical or angry.
Did anyone watch Dana Bash's interview with South Dakota governor Kristi Noem on CNN yesterday? Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSSOmzXRzWI If you