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Pride and Prejudice at 200
| 31 January 2013 |
The romantic appeal of the novel is, of course, at odds with its outmoded gender paradigm.
New Head of UN Population Division
The UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs has appointed a new head for its Population Division.
The internet is a paradise for cheaters
Universities have to work hard to discourage students from cheating.
Ferocious, weak and crazy
If diplomacy is the art of winning without warring, North Korea is in a class of its own.
The 2013 Newbery Medal Winner
As a warm-hearted animal adventure, Katherine Applegate's "The One and Only Ivan" is a worthy tale. But it doesn't stop…
Boko Haram Declares a Cease Fire: Really?
Boko Haram recently announced a cease fire in its violent campaign in Nigeria. Since 2009, Boko Haram has created a…
Exposing scientism
C.S. Lewis foresaw that science would be manipulated at the expense of humanity, says the editor of a new collection of essays about him.
Monsieur Lazhar
Students overwhelmed by the suicide of their teacher learn about the mystery of sufffering through her unlikely substitute.
Last ditch attempt to protect freedom of speech and conscience?
A British MP is going to table a bill in the House of Commons this week which seeks to protect…
Nigeria sticks to traditional values over same-sex marriage, says Senate President
Nigeria is set to criminalize same-sex unions, and defaulters when convicted will spend 14 years in jail. This is contained…
Film exposes ambiguities of workplace bullying
Why was the media so quick to jump to conclusions after a tragic suicide at the University of Virginia?
Home - a vital enterprise
When did you last hear the home mentioned by an economist or politician? Ever?
Fewer Girls = A More Violent World
More on gendercide in India and China.
March for Life, 2013
A video from Friday's march in Washington, D.C.
The good news from Africa
Launching MercatorNet's blog about good news from Africa.
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