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Is Bill O’Reilly Right About Our Colleges, or Not?

Is Bill O’Reilly Right About Our Colleges, or Not?

by jstewardfree | Jun 18, 2014 | Grey Matter

By Bill O’Reilly | Who says America is going downhill? When it comes to at least one measure, our nation is way out in front, with the ten most expensive universities in the world. Leading the way is Sarah Lawrence College, where a year of room and board goes...
No One Believes It, But Extreme Poverty Is Declining Globally

No One Believes It, But Extreme Poverty Is Declining Globally

by jstewardfree | Jun 16, 2014 | Grey Matter

By Josh Shepherd | In new research polling released this week, Barna Group finds that more than eight in 10 Americans (84 percent) are unaware global poverty has been reduced drastically in recent decades. The nationwide sample reveals that a majority of Americans (67...
Do Demographics Favor the Faithful: A Future for Atheism?

Do Demographics Favor the Faithful: A Future for Atheism?

by jstewardfree | Jun 11, 2014 | Grey Matter

By Eric Metaxas | Every spring for the past 27 years, writers and other intellectuals have gathered in the Welsh town of Hay “to think about the world as it is,” “to imagine how it might be,” and to have a “big conversation about discovery and intellectual adventure.”...
The Supreme Court and Jesus’ Name: Decision for Freedom

The Supreme Court and Jesus’ Name: Decision for Freedom

by jstewardfree | Jun 9, 2014 | Grey Matter

By John Stonestreet | In a surprise to many, the Supreme Court has ruled you can not only open a town meeting in prayer, you can even mention Jesus. Since 1999, the town board of Greece, New York, has opened its monthly meeting with a prayer given by a local member of...
Why I Teach Plato to Plumbers: Are Liberal Arts for Everyone?

Why I Teach Plato to Plumbers: Are Liberal Arts for Everyone?

by jstewardfree | Jun 4, 2014 | Grey Matter

By Scott Samuelson | Once, when I told a guy on a plane that I taught philosophy at a community college, he responded, “So you teach Plato to plumbers?” Yes, indeed. But I also teach Plato to nurses’ aides, soldiers, ex-cons, preschool music teachers, janitors,...
New Study: Links Casual Marijuana Use and Brain Abnormalities

New Study: Links Casual Marijuana Use and Brain Abnormalities

by jstewardfree | Jun 2, 2014 | Grey Matter

Leah Barkoukis | There are plenty of studies out there demonstrating the effects long-term marijuana use has on users, but for the first time, researchers at Northwestern University looked into the relationship between casual marijuana use and brain changes. What they...
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