Taking the Trivium to the Marketplace
Unparalleled economic disasters and unprecedented government bailouts? Publisher Leslie Moeller argues that there is truly nothing new under the sun.
Day: June 1, 2009
The Roots of America, Watered
A rousing recommendation for the classroom use of Russell Kirk’s The Roots of American Order from Andrew Kern.
What Kind of Citizens Will Classical Students Be?
Michael Can Beek explores how a liberal arts education prepares students for citizenship.
George Washington’s Classical Leadership Style
Stan Ward suggests the ancient Roman warning, “Remember that you are mortal!” should be heeded by us all.
Policing or Mentoring? A Tale of Two Colleges
How you enforce rules will affect every aspect of your school. Robert Littlejohn shares a cautionary tale.
Can Good Government Save Us?
Charles Evans explains this issue’s focus on the good, the bad and the ugly in civic life.
The Big Challenge: Can We Beat the Rising Cost of Christian Schooling?
Charles Evans discusses beating the rising cost of Christian schooling.
Reading Movies: A New Curricular Need for a Post-Literate Culture
Charles Starr discusses reading movies.
Jefferson and Wilberforce: Leaders Who Changed Their Times with Lessons for Ours
Ray Blunt discusses the leadership of Jefferson and Wilberforce.
Passing the Baton to the Next Generation
Jeff Myers discusses passing the baton to the next generation.