Articles

Philip Gold
November 24, 1995
Uncategorized

Going for Lofty Goals

Philip Gold
November 24, 1995
Uncategorized

Congratulations to the United States Army. When Chief of Staff Eric Shinseki gave his recent “Army Vision” speech to an Army audience, he offered a set of goals that are correct, compelling, and–if aggressively pursued and adequately funded–the best thing to happen to the service since Desert Storm or the day they consumed the last of their Nam-era C-rations, whichever Read More ›

art-by-lonfeldt-711404-unsplash
Photo by Art by Lønfeldt on Unsplash
Discovery Institute
November 1, 1995
Intelligent Design

By Design

Discovery Institute
November 1, 1995
Intelligent Design
A Whitworth professor, Stephen Meyer, takes a controversial stand to show that life was no accident. Read More ›
Bruce Chapman
October 27, 1995
Cascadia

For Canada, Breaking Up is A Hard – And Wrong – Thing To Do

Bruce Chapman
October 27, 1995
Cascadia
Canada is a country where something terrible is always just about to happen, but never does. The terrible thing is usually the secession of Quebec. The mere possibility of a province seceding reminds a U.S. citizen of the relative stability bequeathed to our country by the Union victory in the Civil War. But hardly anything disturbs the political calm like breaking up one's country. And in Canada, that is a real possibility. Like Sisyphus, Canada seems condemned to roll the rock of Quebec up the hill of federalism, only to have it roll back down, over and over. Worse, federalist forces have to win every election that is held on the issue, while secessionists need only win once. Probably. You can't say for sure because, in Canada, referenda often settle even less than they do here. If Quebeckers next Monday vote for "sovereignty," it is still unclear what that will mean in practice. Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien says it means separation, clear and simple. No more Canadian passports for Quebeckers. A division of the national debt, and no special favors thereafter. The federalists also are likely to back the Cree Indian Grand Chief, Matthew Coon Come, who wants his tribe's huge northern tracts in Quebec to remain in Canada. The chief argues that aboriginals (as native peoples are known) have the same right to secede from Quebec that Quebec demands from Canada. Read More ›
bee Macro , Closeup of face fluffy head of bee, Flying insect.be
bee Macro , Closeup of face fluffy head of bee, Flying insect
Photo licensed via Adobe Stock
Nancy Pearcey
October 13, 1995
Intelligent Design

The Birds and the Bees

Nancy Pearcey
October 13, 1995
Intelligent Design
If you're concerned about what kids are learning about evolution in the public schools these days, wait 'til you see what they're learning outside the classroom. Read More ›
Multiple Authors
October 6, 1995
Uncategorized

Ecology

Multiple Authors
October 6, 1995
Uncategorized
NULL Read More ›