Minnesota requires a registration fee, even when courses are offered for free, online. Is this justifiable? Can it be enforced?
We Once Possessed the World
September 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
“‘You’re gonna make our kitten radioactive,’ I said. She didn’t look at me. We called our baby a kitten because Cate said when the baby kicked it felt like a kitten kneading its claws on Cate’s insides.” By Cote Smith
Dear John: Happy Birthday to Whom, Exactly?
August 12, 2012 By 2 Comments
This week, Dear John addresses surprise implants, nanny crushes, and collegiate cheating.
Regret Is How I Roll
July 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
His failure to live up to his potential feeds his regret which feeds his anxiety, completing J.R. Reed’s own Circle of Life.
Graduation Honesty
June 25, 2012 By 1 Comment
By the time you’re in high school, your childhood is behind you, and your current performance is a powerful predictor of adult success.
We Want Our Sports to Be Stupid
August 5, 2011 By 2 Comments
Although they have their place, Aaron Gordon writes, academics play an important part in contemporary professional sports.
“I am tired of hearing that the pain of my friends and brothers’ is their own fault.”
This is a comment by Mike L on the post “Dear Men and Women, I Won’t Apologize to You”.