The Military Line
There are many serious security concerns at Vandenberg, but whether a peaceful protestor like John Dennis Apel is one of them is highly questionable.
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Education = Strong Economy
From reading proficiency to college success, we should lay down a marker challenging ourselves to develop an education system that bridges the gap between school and work.
Triathlon: Philanthropic Style
My son’s venture left me oscillating between honor and shame as I pondered whether I had become a fraudulent artist before a canvas of good when the media clamored to feature his story.
Pro-Youth Movement Statement on Proposed Gang Injunction
The Pro-Youth Movement submits questions and concerns regarding the gang injunction and empowering youth.
1 p.m. Central Standard Time
It started to sprinkle on a cold, cloudy Friday afternoon when I heard a girl’s voice from across the courtyard.
‘Ask Not … ‘
There are few people my age who cannot tell you exactly where they were and what they were doing on November 22, 1963.
Engineering Design Thinking
When thinking about education, we need to anticipate how children will ultimately use what we teach them. Next fall’s kindergartners are the college Class of 2031.
Dyslexia: A Difference, Not a Disability
More than one-third of all adult entrepreneurs have dyslexia — and practically all the astrophysicists working on black holes do too.
Real Costs for the Gang Injunction
The author argues that, contrary to Sharon Byrne’s assertions, the gang injunction is an expensive waste of money.
Will There Be Enough Water for the Twin Tunnels?
What’s interesting about the project is how little it will solve water problems during dry years.