The Great Conversation: Science By Gabriel Blanchard Science has taken us from watching the moon to walking on it. The word science comes ultimately from the Latin scire, […]
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CLT is excited to announce the debut of our official podcast Anchored, a weekly program where CEO Jeremy Tate engages with leading thinkers on topics of education and culture.
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Marx is, to put it mildly, a controversial figure. But nineteenth and twentieth century history cannot be understood without studying his ideas.
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Love of one’s country is more than an idle preference. It sustains societies through all kinds of catastrophes and urges people to great accomplishments.
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The CLT 2020 National Top High School Rankings
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“Jane Eyre” is a classic novel of the Romantic movement, but its moral backbone is what makes its protagonist and her story compelling.
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The black hole information paradox is a celebrated problem in modern astrophysics. Miss Mila Patrick outlines the issue, along with some proposed solutions.
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A young woman from Africa who has spent some years in America offers us a reflection on racism, composed in the light of her education and her faith.
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Poetry is one of the oldest arts, yet many people today know little of it; approaching it through pleasure instead of intellect may be the key.
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Mahatma Gandhi is the father of nonviolent resistance movements throughout the twentieth century, from India to the US to South Africa to the USSR.
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