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Values for life
Most sex education fails because it does not prepare children for life. A successful values programme is changing all that.
Ad hockery at work
The financial crisis, war weariness, and overstretch are forcing the US to take a passive role in its foreign policy. But this cannot work in the long term.
Have we reached a tipping point on abortion?
Two events last week suggest that its ideological appeal is tottering and about to fall.
Harvard - home of ethical porn
There are more things to consider in choosing a university than most parents have dreamed of.
The dangers of knowledge without wisdom
Which should be uppermost in students’ minds: a good job or a good life?
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
A Korean economist critiques the conventional wisdom about the secrets of economic growth.
Bullying: governments can diagnose, but they can’t cure
The Ontario government has vastly over-estimated its ability to solve problems like school bullying. Don't families have a role in this?
Canada’s intransigent secularists
If Canadian parents are forced to send their children to objectionable classes, should it be a surprise if some of them secede from the school system?
Towards a geopolitical framework for global politics
The extraordinary years from 1989 to 1991 changed the way the world worked, whether measured in centuries or generations.
A good solution or a quick fix?
Anne Morse
| 22 February 2012 |
Should women suffering from anorexia take pills to suppress hunger? Should women suffering from fertility take pills to suppress babies?
From law to decree
Obama's health care act shows that decrees issued by government bureaucrats have displaced the rule of law.
Carnage
Roman Polanki's latest film mercilessly skewers the superficial values of America's snobbish elite.
God is dead! Can I have his stuff?
Zac Alstin
| 20 February 2012 |
It had to come: heresy has broken out among the new atheists.
A portrait of universal values
A photo of a fleeting moment in the Arab Spring demonstrations in Yemen is the winner of the 2011 World Press Photo competition.
Should government be involved in marriage?
Some libertarians, notably Ron Paul, say it should not. Another says that is foolish and irresponsible.
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