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A Modest Proposal for Dialogue at Notre Dame - Hadley Arkes

Immanuel Kant reminded us of the difference between feelings of inarticulable affection and the tendering of respect: When we offer our respect, we are expressing our reverence for that law, or principle, of which a person would be an example.   Read more...

A Notre Dame Witness for Life - William McGurn

What does it mean to be a witness? To be a witness, an institution must order itself so that all who look upon it see a consonance between its most profound truths and its most public actions.  Read more...

A Person's A Person, No Matter How Small... - Andrew McCracken

Supplement to the lesson plan "Is the Fetus a Person?"  Read more...

A Time to Move On - Anthony Esolen

Anthony Esolen on Sending Our Children into Eternity (A Graduation Address).  Read more...

A Time to Speak - Mike S. Adams

Dear Intimidated Christian: I want to thank you for coming by the office last week to vent your frustrations over the anti-Christian remarks your professor has been making in the classroom.  Read more...

A Tribute to John Senior - Patrick Martin

Ten years ago yesterday, an extraordinary man died after having touched many minds and hearts.   Read more...

A Turn Toward Truth - Colleen Carroll Campbell

The increasing concern with society's moral decadence has surfaced among the young. Growing numbers of young Americans are gravitating toward traditional faith and mores, and pollsters have detected a rightward shift among the young on issues of sexual morality.  Read more...

A University of a Particular Kind - Fr. Richard John Neuhaus

Today the Christian university is in crisis. At least in many institutions, there is a dying of the light.  Read more...

A “Comprehensive” Problem - Jay P. Greene

To say that improving high-school student achievement is like turning a supertanker around would be an insult to the speed and maneuverability of supertankers.  Read more...

Academic freedom under seige - Barbara Kay

In the annals of dubious achievements a “first” by academics in a democratic country: On May 30, British academics representing the Union of Colleges and Universities (UCU) voted in favour (158-99, 17 abstentions) of boycotting their professional (Israeli) peers.   Read more...


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