No more whining about Title IX
A funny thing about that dreaded “sense of entitlement” deemed so pervasive today: Those who complain the most about it often have the least reason to complain.
A funny thing about that dreaded “sense of entitlement” deemed so pervasive today: Those who complain the most about it often have the least reason to complain.
False prophets, says the Book of Matthew, are those who “come at you in sheep’s clothing,” but who “inwardly are ravenous wolves.”
Young-at-Large By JOHN YOUNG They are through fighting it. But recently I read similar words from opposite sides of a long-ago war. The first were from a man who opposed the Vietnam war. The second was from a Vietnam veteran. What’s odd now is how strikingly similar their narratives sound. The man who opposed the [...]
It’s the oddest form of echo. Not a retort. Not a reasoned rejoinder. The only way we can describe it is in terms of speech pathology. Listen, and explain it to me.
It says something that we haven’t a proper term for what likely caused Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales to do what he is accused of doing over there – the land where we sent him to war.
“We don’t need a government health-care plan to be able to solve the problem,” quoth Rick Santorum.
Rick Santorum has laid down the challenge. It’s time someone took on that challenge.