Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo, the celebration of Mexico’s unlikely victory over France at the 1862 Battle of Puebla. While most of us will celebrate with a night of margaritas (not that there’s anything wrong with that) there is an additional way to honor Mexican culture — reading a book. So, before you head out [...]
The upcoming battle between Republicans and Democrats has been framed a thousand different ways: as a fight between rich and poor, capitalism and socialism, nostalgia and progressivism, Christianity and secularism. And each is true in a limited way. But listening to Mitt Romney’s victory speech in New Hampshire last week, after he swept a five-state [...]
You already know this: while earning your college degree was informative and pleasant enough, plenty of us head in a different direction. Or maybe the experience wasn’t so awesome or helpful, but we’re sticking, steadfast and stubborn, to what we set out for in the first place. Joshua Miller, the executive director and founder of [...]
