The Great Conversation: Opinion
The Great Conversation: Opinion By Matt McKeown Opinion sounds like an easy thing to understand, but it ramifies quickly … Opinion is one of the oldest topics in […]
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Student Essay: Analyzing the Anthem
Student Essay: Analyzing the Anthem By Liam McCullough We often sing the anthem without thinking much about its text, but there is far more to be had from
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The Great Conversation: Hypothesis
The Great Conversation: Hypothesis By Gabriel Blanchard Hypothesis may sound like a technical and advanced thing; in truth, it surrounds us. At its root, a hypothesis is a
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Interview: Introducing Tracy Gardner!
Introducing Tracy Gardner CLT was recently joined by Tracy Gardner, a Texas mom of six and a professional psychometrician with many years of experience under her belt. She
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Luther: An Author Profile
LutherAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Few have wielded a more universal influence upon world history than Martin Luther. ❧ Full name and titles: the Reverend Doctor Martin
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Student Essay: Balancing the Scales
Student Essay: Balancing the Scales By Bernadette Woltering The fusion of justice and mercy may seem paradoxical, but it is indispensable. Now more than ever, it seems that
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The Great Conversation: Cause
The Great Conversation: Cause By Matt McKeown Causation, like being itself, applies to nearly every philosophical topic in existence. Causality is a gigantic topic, covering not only different
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Jung: An Author Profile
JungAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard The greatest disciple and rival to Freud, Jung wedded psychology and spirituality. ❧ Full name and titles: Carl Gustav Jung [käŕł güs-täv
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Student Essay: A Neglected Right
Student Essay: A Neglected Right By Keith Graybill, Jr. “Congress shall make no law abridging the right of the people peaceably to assemble.” It was a sweltering summer
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A Study in Conscience
A Study in Conscience By Travis Copeland Education demands not only information but formation, the formation of character. There is no more exquisite display of the intricacies of
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