Year 2011
A study financed by the Department of Education shows that school choice significantly improves the lives of children and increases their educational prospects for the future, especially minority children. One startling point is that school choice eliminated “nearly 75 percent… Continue Reading →
My wife told me the other day that I am handsome and by this, coupled with unassailable logic of a manly type, I have come to the inescapable conclusion that she thinks me ugly. Find out why, here>>>>
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), announced plans to launch a pornography website. You know, ’cause porn has everything to do with animal rights. The non-profit said it hopes to raise awareness of veganism through a mix of… Continue Reading →
There is a little girl in Brazil who hid behind a doll because of her cleft lip. She doesn’t have to hide anymore. Her face, when she sees herself for the first time after surgery, can do nothing other than… Continue Reading →
I’m the worst Dad…evah! I read the site “Weasel Zippers” many times a day. Well, often when they run a story on abortion they run this graphic along with it. I’ve honestly seen this pic 50 times or more. But… Continue Reading →
Do you remember Fr. Alberto Cutie, the prominent Florida priest who got caught smooching his girlie in public and then just as prominently abandoned the Catholic Church? As if that wasn’t jerky enough, this certainly is. As some sort of… Continue Reading →
There is a very interesting article in the NY Times on the value of character in education. First a few snippets and then some commentary. For the headmaster of an intensely competitive school, Randolph, who is 49, is surprisingly skeptical… Continue Reading →
Marc Barnes blogs at Bad Catholic and currently attends Franciscan University. He’ll be guest blogging here once a week for the next month. Here’s his first post: Once upon a time in a galaxy obnoxiously close to home, there was… Continue Reading →
Men are miserable when their wives are pregnant because, let’s face it, we don’t have anything to do. Present for the conception, we’re then faced with nine months of absolutely no responsibility. We have nothing else to do but wait… Continue Reading →