Rhetorica: Style Over Substance
We have provided rhetoric with all its organs but two: the bones and the skin. We now give it a skeleton.
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What to Expect the First Time You Take the CLT
Whether it’s your first time testing with us, or you want a refresher on some basics, here are some FAQ’s and answers that will get you ready to test like a pro on the remotely-proctored CLT.
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The Seven Nonfiction Books to Read This Summer
Though the line comes from a piece of fantasy, “A mind needs books like a sword needs a whetstone” is plain fact.
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Rhetorica: The Topoi, IV. Authority
To argue from authority would be beneath the dignity of theology, since “authority is the weakest kind of proof,” according to Boethius. —St. Thomas Aquinas
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What Does the CLT Actually Test?
We talk about college entry exams all the time; but what is the quality that qualifies someone to enter college?
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Top Seven Works of Fiction to Read This Summer
Caught in a reading slump? Re-ignite your love for reading with these tried-and-true classics.
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Five Tips to Improve Your CLT Score
While you cannot cheat code your way through the CLT, you can improve your results by understanding how the test works and how your test-taking methods should work with it.
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Texts in Context: Wot Shall We Make of ye Anglish Language?
As we proceed with whatever this is we’re talking about, we once again pause to discuss how we’re talking about it.
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Rhetorica: The Topoi, III. Cause and Effect
This is, justly, a popular topos. But there are certain vulnerabilities inherent in it, which we disregard at our peril.
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Three Key Books for the New Classical Teacher
To educate is not merely to impart information; it is to shape a student’s loves.
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