Asides

October 23, 2014

Those whom fortune has favored so bountifully as to place them within spitting distance of Batavia, New York, this Saturday,…

October 22, 2014

Starting this coming Monday (October 27) readers will be invited to sit-in on our "Monday Morning Roundtable." We're still working on…

October 22, 2014

“For it becomes the master to speak and to teach, but it beseems the disciple to be silent and to…

October 21, 2014

This article looks at the relationship between technology and equality. In other news, Grist has a piece on Wendell Berry…

October 20, 2014

Gracy Olmstead reviews The Culture of Immodesty in American Life and Politics. Both the review and the book are well worth…

October 17, 2014

From The American Conservative, the love story of Frankie and Uncle Jumbo.

October 16, 2014

This article notes how adolescence is stretching further into the twenty-somethings. And, in this piece, a non-profit encourages people to…

October 16, 2014

Ralph Raico eulogizes his old friend and fellow Youth for Taft Leonard Liggio, a sweet and erudite man.

October 15, 2014

“It is the greatest good for a man to discuss virtue every day and those other things about which you…

October 14, 2014

Walker, that is. His The United States of Paranoia is out today in paperback. Buy, read, enjoy.

October 14, 2014

This piece highlights the use of parklets--sidewalk extensions taking up the space normally used for curbside parking spaces--in Chicago. Meanwhile,…

October 8, 2014

“The real nature of things is accustomed to hide itself.” Heraclitus Heraclitus seems to imply that reality strives to veil…