As millions more become politically engaged in these dark times, there has been a fair amount of Columbusing (discovering what was already there). “This is
Three events which presage the world to come and require us to choose which conflicting values we prioritize. Up to now there has been a
I started with a provocative headline, but I have come to believe that this is a necessary approach if we want to design policies and
It is four years since the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary, and we’ve had the benefit of extensive investigation and reflection. Many of the open
My David Brooks posts tend to be blockbusters (tens of hundreds of viewers!) so I am leaning in and going full listicle for this rant
My piece for the Atlantic ran yesterday, on how student learning is not directly connected to exploitative labor policies. I had some interesting conversations, on
It seems a requirement that any conversation about higher education in America must begin and end with costs and economic outcomes. Along the way, our
I am trying to be optimistic, and I will get there by the time the semester starts in a week and a half. But today,
This week at the beach I also got a chance to read Chris Hayes’ superb social commentary, “Twilight of the Elites.” Instead of gathering thoughts
As a parent and a human being, I am horrified and terrified by the events of last week in Newtown, Connecticut. I have hugged my
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