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Following 1999's synth-less I, Magnetic Fields are back behind the keys on Distortion. The first half's only real standout is "California Girls," as the other tracks simply play into the band's established shtick. The second half shines, however, beginning with the sweetly haunting "Please Stop Dancing," which will grace numerous mixtapes and CDs as winter segues into spring. "Too Drunk to Dream" is evidence that Stephen Merritt's formula hasn't been completely exhausted, but it's also a reminder of how comparatively lackluster the first few tracks seem. "Till the Bitter End" evokes a lost Ennio Morricone composition; "I'll Dream Alone" is genuinely heartfelt; "Nun's Litany" is in the same boat as "Too Drunk to Dream," with enough depravity to shock neophytes but a soul that longs for the seemingly impossible. "Zombie Boy" stumbles and finally falls flat, killing the momentum before the disc ends with the solid "Courtesans." Though falling short of the mark set by 69 Love Songs, Distortion sounds less accessible than I, which — considering the band's catalog — makes it sound like more of a success.
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I get a ton of questions about how I keep our basic household running. Homeschooling certainly takes up quite a bit of time and so that means that we need a good schedule to keep up with our crazy schedule! So make sure to stop by today's Tip Tuesday video to see how I organize our day and get everything else done too! Watch today's Tip Tuesday: Running a Homeschool Household here! Links from the video: Our Daily Homeschool Routine Vlog Our overall daily schedule (including chores) Freezer meals are a great helper during school months! How to do it all! (a.k.a. yeah right LOL!) FREE Printable Chore Chart! Commitment Worksheet To keep up with our shenanigans, feel free to follow me: YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/EricasHomeschool Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConfessionsofaHomeschooler Twitter: http://twitter.com/ericahomeschool Pinterest: … [Read more...]
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Good morning friends! Have you ever doubted your ability to homeschool? Do you think it might be the right choice for your family but you're not sure if you're even qualified to teach your kids? Have you asked yourself any of these questions? Do I have to have a teaching degree? How much time does homeschooling take? What if I'm not a patient person? What if I work outside the home? I'm not sure if I can do it! What if I'm not a very organized person? What about socialization? What are the homeschooling options? Am I alone in my journey? If you have, you're not alone! We've all had similar doubts and fears about homeschooling. In today's Tip Tuesday I'm hopefully going to help alleviate some of your questions, fears, and concerns! I'll also be sharing some of my own fears as well as tips and ideas to help encourage you in your homeschooling journey. Check out today's Tip Tuesday: Overcoming Your Doubts & Fears! Here … [Read more...]
Tip Tuesday: Creating Rules for Your Homeschool
Hey guys! Today I'm sharing some more homeschooling tips with you all. One of the more helpful things that we do prior to starting each year is to set up some basic homeschool rules. Today I'm talking all about what our basic homeschool rules are and how they've helped in our homeschooling journey. One of the things people tend to overlook when starting out with homeschooling is the need for some type of organized discipline. Both students and parents can be so excited to start that they overlook this necessity. By outlining the expectations for your homeschool and home, you will save yourself and your children from much heartache. We've all gone through it, the beginning "homeschooling honeymoon." Everyone is excited to start, and looking forward to all of the fun they're about to have. You as the homeschooling parent have researched, planned, and prepared a year's worth of fun activities. You'll find yourself excited to impart all of your new found … [Read more...]
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Hey guys! I had so many questions on when the new Homeschooling: When You Want to Quit book would be out in print. Well, it's available now! Whether you're just starting out or are already a seasoned homeschooler discouragement hits us all at one point or another. We all doubt our decisions, worry about curriculum choices, and have moments of sheer panic. The inner voice asks, "What am I doing? This is crazy! I can't educate my children at home!" Or maybe that voice screams out in frustration, "I'm utterly spent. I can't take one more minute of confusing fractions, tedious read alouds, or messy science experiments!" This book addresses nearly every potential frustration point that a homeschool mom faces. We tackle the irritations that make you want to throw in the towel for good. What is included? Here is a small sampling of the chapters… An Introvert's Perspective When you want to quit because your personality craves alone time Because You Work at … [Read more...]
March 2016 Monthly Meal Plan
Good day! Are you starting to get overwhelmed with school, activities, and life in general? So much that you haven't had time to cook a decent meal in weeks, and you're living off of take out and cereal? Fret no more fellow homeschooler because I have our March Monthly Meal Plan up for you today! These seriously take the stress out of cooking for me. Thankfully I have a daughter who loves to cook and helps me stay on track. It can be so easy to hit the drive-thru on busy days, but hopefully this will help you be better prepared so that you can have home-cooked meals on a regular basis! I take my monthly meal plan each week and make a grocery list then head to the store. Right now I have to go on weekends usually because that's about the only spare time I have. I get just what's on the meal plan for the week and that way I'm sure to have ingredients for all of my meals. I also find that weekly shopping helps with things like produce which can spoil easily. And it keeps our budget … [Read more...]
Tip Tuesday: Curriculum & Teacher Manual Storage Tips
Good morning homeschoolers! Today I have another organizational Tip Tuesday for you! Today we're talking a little bit more about storage solutions for your homeschool. Ever wonder what I do with all of my teacher's manuals and student workbooks? And what about all of that curriculum that we aren't currently using, but I know we'll need in the future? Find out how I keep all of my teacher stuff organized and how I store our student workbooks and long term curriculum in today's Tip Tuesday: Curriculum & Teacher Manual Storage Tips video! I hope you enjoyed today's Tip Tuesday, and if you have any storage tips to share, make sure to leave a comment below! Happy Homeschooling! … [Read more...]
Homeschooling…When You Want to Quit!
Hi everyone! Have you ever wanted to just quit homeschooling? Well I have! And I would venture a guess that you probably have as well. I'll never forget our first day of homeschooling. I was so excited, and so was my daughter. She was only 3 at the time, so she didn't really know what was headed her way and honestly neither did I! We had started early with her because I was eager. I decorated our dining room like a school room with fun wall hangings and lots of color. And I had certainly a vision of what I thought homeschooling should look like. (Insert images of my children studying quietly, making fun history and art projects, and kids snuggled up on the couch reading together.) What I didn't foresee was how hard homeschooling would turn out to be. It also never occurred to me that my doe-eyed babe wouldn't necessarily share my enthusiasm for school work. Enter our first "bad" school day, and my first thoughts of bagging the whole homeschool plan and sending her off to school … [Read more...]
Tip Tuesday: School Work Storage Tips
Hi! I'm back with another Tip Tuesday video for you all! Today we're talking about what to do with all of your child's school work. Man that stuff can pile up! As homeschoolers, we literally have a ton of papers, art projects, and crafts taking up our precious space. Unfortunately we don't have space to keep everything that we do. Do you store it all somewhere for safe keeping, or purge and move on? Find out how I handle the school work dilemma in today's Tip Tuesday Video: School Work Storage Tips. Hope Chest: Another fun suggestion is to get a bankers box and have your child decorate it as their own. Next store just the meaningful projects, artwork, writings etc. that are special to you and your child. They'll be fun to browse through later on when your children are older, and it makes a great keepsake too! P.S. Make sure to check your state requirements for record keeping before purging! I hope this helped … [Read more...]
Tip Tuesday: Switching Curriculum Mid-Year
Have you ever bought a curriculum that you thought would be great, only to find out that it just wasn't a good fit for your family? Don't worry I have some advice in today's Tip Tuesday post that will hopefully encourage you to let it go and move on to better homeschooling days! We've all done it, bought something or tried something new that just doesn't work out. So what do you do with it? Do you tough it out for the rest of the year, or let it go? What about the cost of the curriculum? Certainly we don't want to be wasteful with our money, or curriculum. Find out my opinions on switching curriculum mid-year, and how I recuperate any lost money in the process! Check out today's Tip Tuesday video on Switching Curriculum Mid-Year to find out more! I hope today's Tip Tuesday helps to encourage you on your homeschooling journey! If you have a tip to share, or want to have me do a Tip Tuesday on a topic, make sure to leave … [Read more...]
A Homeschooling Mom's Daily Schedule
Hi everyone, have you ever wondered how I do it all? How I homeschool, work from home, and keep up with daily life? Well, I think the last time I posted about our daily schedule was about 4 years ago, so I thought maybe it was time for an update! Ya think? LOL! While each day can bring on a chaos of its own, we do have a basic routine that we try to stick to. Obviously things don't always run smoothly around here, and some days are crazier than others. But I like to at least have a basic guideline to get me through the day. As most of you already know, we homeschool. For me that's like my full time job, and I do my best to focus solely on school during those hours. I also work from home on my blog, creating YouTube content, and I create homeschool curriculum as well as free printables. Those all take up quite a bit of time, so without some planning I'd never be able to get those things done! I try to view that as a part-time job and have to plan work … [Read more...]


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Fate of Worlds by Larry Niven and Edward M. Lerner – Review – Douglas R. Cobb
You know a SF series is über popular when a prequel series is written because the original has become so beloved that the fans demand more. Such was the case with Star Wars and also with Larry Niven's famed "Hugo" and Nebula Award-winning Ringworld books. Niven and author Edward M. Lerner teamed up to write the ambitious and universe-spanning Fleet of Worlds series, where planets become spaceships, capable of transporting the population of entire worlds from place to place at incredible rates of speed. This series began in 2007 with the Sci-Fi Essential book Fleet of Worlds, and continued with Juggler of Worlds (Tor, 2008), Destroyer of Worlds (Tor, 2009), and Betrayer of Worlds (Tor, 2010). Finally, fans can enjoy the satisfying and remarkable conclusion to the series, with Fate of Worlds (Tor, 2012).
With the newest Known Space novel, Fate of Worlds, we learn yet more about the highly technological race, the Puppeteers, and their doings behind the scenes of human history. What's more, we get to read more about many of the recurring main characters of the series, like the adventurer Louis Wu; the exiled Puppeteer Hindmost; Ol't'ro, the brilliant Gw'oth ensemble mind (and Fleet of Worlds' unsuspected puppet master for a century), and lots more. The cast of characters is large, the scale and breadth of this book and the entire series is epic, and the depiction of Ringworld and New Terra are proof that Niven and Lerner are masters at the craft of world-building.
The two-headed equine-appearing Puppeteers are supposedly cowards, who would rather run than face the determined onslaught of battleships that they've faced in the past; yet, they are able to mount an extremely formidable defense if they are attacked on their own turf. They also have managed for generations to manipulate and control entire worlds, no mean feat for anyone to accomplish.
In Fate of Worlds, the fabled race of Puppeteers may have come to the end of their days.
Three rival war fleets are after as much of the secrets and technology of Ringworld as they can plunder. The three fleets, failing to obtain what they desire from Ringworld, would have no compunction about trying to use their vast armada to defeat the Puppeteers and gain their technology and secrets.
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Vt. Legislature OKs gas tax increaseBy John Dillon
Vermont Public Radio | April 25,2013Legislation that will raise gas and diesel taxes May 1 has passed the Legislature and is on its way to the governor for his signature.
The House on Wednesday quickly approved a compromise transportation bill that includes the tax hike.
Rep. Patrick Brennan, R-Chittenden, chairman of the House Transportation Committee, said the bill strikes a middle ground between the House and Senate versions.
With a little back and forth I think weve come to a place where we can actually make this tax package a little more palatable, if thats possible, Brennan said.
Under the legislation, gas taxes would rise 5.9 cents in May, while diesel taxes will increase by 2 cents in July.
A year later, the tax on diesel goes up another penny, for a total increase of 3 cents.
The goal behind raising the fuel taxes was to match $56 million in federal funds targeted for road and bridge repair.
Gov. Peter Shumlin and legislative leaders said without the tax, Vermont would not be able to spend some of the federal money.
The House had originally wanted slightly higher tax increases. But Brennan said negotiators agreed to use a one-time appropriation as well as money generated by the diesel tax to make up the difference.
The final vote was 107-36, with many Republicans voting against the increase. Rep. Brian Savage, R-Swanton, said many of his constituents opposed the tax hike.
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Henry Reid Blynn, 86, of Newtown Square, an advertising executive, died Saturday, Jan. 4, of complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at his second home in Vero Beach, Fla.
Mr. Blynn, known as Harry, was part of publisher Henry R. Luce's inaugural sales team at Sports Illustrated. He came aboard a year before publication of the first issue in 1954, commuting to New York from Philadelphia.
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Union College will to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War by ringing the Chapel bells at 3:15 p.m. on Thursday. The act is one publicized by the National Park Service and participation is encouraged for communities throughout the nation.
Union College has entered the Seeds of Change® Grant Program for an opportunity to win one of several grants and is asking the community to get out and vote for their application. The grant program aims to enhance the environmental, economic and social well-being of gardens, farms and communities.
Business students Aaron Wright, Michelle King and Katelyn Snelling participated last week in Idea State U, an entrepreneurship initiative sponsored by the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development. The three students developed business proposals as part of a regional qualifying event in the Idea U program.
Union College head bowling coach Chelsea Gilliam has been bestowed an honor only four women across the United States receive each year, as she has been chosen by the United States Bowling Congress as a "Fabulous Four" recipient.
When the redbud trees begin to bloom, you know its time for the Union College Redbud Festival of Appalachian Culture in beautiful, downtown Barbourville, Ky. This year's festival will be held April 17-18 and once again is expanding to highlight Appalachian culture.
Even "Crimes of the Heart" have consequences. The 1979 hit from Beth Henley will detail each of those painful, but equally laughable, moments for audiences joining in the spring production of the Union College Theatre. The production opens Wednesday, April 1.
The Union College men's basketball team can now add one more historic accomplishment to the list for their banner 2014-15 season, as the Bulldogs end the year with their highest ranking in program history, coming in at No. 11 in the final NAIA Division II Coaches' Poll of the year.
The Union College baseball team comes in at No. 24 in this week's NAIA Coaches' Top 25 Poll, marking the first time on the 2015 season that the Bulldogs have been voted in the top 25.
There is much more to a book than just the words on a page. A discussion group on campus has furthered this principal during the semester with several forums focused on Appalachia authors. The group will meet once more in April, closing the discussion series for the semester.
Union College President Marcia Hawkins, Ph.D., recently joined the Knox County education community in presentation of "The Sneetches." The Dr. Seuss work is a collection of four short stories collectively referenced as "one of the top 100 books for children."
Union College center Deante Johnson has been named an NAIA All-American Honorable Mention for the second straight season, as the organization announced the 2014-15 Division II Men's Basketball All-America Teams on Wednesday.
The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced on Tuesday the 2015 WBCA National Intercollegiate Athletic Association (NAIA) Coaches' All-America Team, Lydia Nash and Haley Perkins landed on the honorable mention squad for the Bulldogs.
Help is on the way for Kentucky college students interested in transferring their credits or associate degree to a four-year university. Union College will participate in an online transfer fair and will be waiving application fees for prospective students.
Embry-Riddle's Dalton Barnes scored a game-high 21 points, as the No. 2 Eagles pulled away late in the second half past the No. 15 Union College men's basketball in an 89-75 win in the Second Round of the 2015 NAIA Division II National Championship in Keeter Gymnasium.
The Union College men's and women's swimming teams ended their 2014-15 seasons on Saturday evening, finishing off action at the 2015 NAIA National Championships at the Oklahoma City Community College Natatorium.
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07, 2014
A member of this past year's graduating class, Sarah Dufresne (second from left, above) is serving as the College's resident assistant this year. This past weekend, she hosted a pancake breakfast for the students, a slideshow of which is available via the College's website.
23, 2014
"We have books and catechism classes to educate the mind, but the heart is captivated above all by the majesty and mystery of divine worship."
So writes Dr. Peter Kwasniewski ('94) — a professor of theology and philosophy, an instructor of music, and the choirmaster at Wyoming Catholic College — at Corpus Christi Watershed, where he blogs regularly. As the above quote suggests, the liturgy, its music in particular, is near and dear to Dr. Kwasniewski's heart — so much so that he has recently authored Sacred Choral Works, a book containing 20 years of his musical compositions for the sacred liturgy. Complementing the book are three CDs featuring recordings of nearly all the compositions, so as to facilitate their learning for choir directors and members alike:
"Without the Bread of Life, there is eternal death for us," Dr. Kwasniewski continues. "That is why, as long as the New Evangelization means what it should ― the proclamation of the truth that Jesus is Lord and there is salvation in no one else, either for the individual or for society ― it will also always and everywhere begin and end in the sacraments, and in particular, the Most Blessed Sacrament, in which, says St. Thomas, the common good of the entire universe is found."
15, 2014
The Cardinal Newman Society has issued its 2014 Catholic Education Honor Roll, recognizing 71 Schools of Excellence "marked by the integration of Catholic identity throughout all aspects of their programs and excellence in academics." To make the list, the Society explains, schools must have "an institutional commitment to providing a truly integrated and faithful Catholic education across all disciplines and in all areas of student activities."
Notably, four of the just 71 schools honored on this year's list — less than 5 percent of the Catholic high schools in the United States — are headed by Thomas Aquinas College alumni:
- Marguerite (Ford '79) Grimm is the headmaster of Saint Monica Academy in Pasadena, California.
- Luke Macik ('87) is headmaster of The Lyceum in South Euclid, Ohio
- Rev. Mark Moriarty ('95) is the superintendent of St. Agnes School in St. Paul, Minnesota, and the pastor of the parish.
- Michael Van Hecke ('86) is the headmaster of Saint Augustine Academy in Ventura, California.
"The Honor Roll schools are a reminder that Catholic education is getting better every day—not only academically, but in the renewal of Catholic identity," says Cardinal Newman Society President Patrick J. Reilly. "We are delighted to see the increased level of competition among the schools that participated in the program this year."
Congratulations to Mrs. Grimm, Mr. Macik, Fr. Moriarty, and Mr. Van Hecke!
02, 2014
"Seeking to pass on the wisdom of Western civilization, which was founded on Christian principles, a grassroots movement of parents, educators and others is reviving classical education in the Catholic tradition."
So begins Classical Education Makes a Comeback, a story in the latest edition of the National Catholic Register that features two graduates of the College who are at the forefront of the classical-education revival: Dr. Andrew Seeley ('87) and Mr. Michael Van Hecke ('86).
A tutor at the College, Dr. Seeley is also the executive director of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education in Ventura, California, which promotes authentic Catholic education and assists classical schools across the country. The goal of Catholic liberal education, he tells the Register, is "a Christ-illuminated understanding of what the human person is in all our capacities," adding that "an encounter with Christ and Christian civilization fulfills and develops students."
Mr. Van Hecke is the headmaster of St. Augustine Academy, a K-12 classical school with 150 students in Ventura, California, and president of the Catholic Schools Textbook Project. "We don't want our children to aim for college and a career. We want them to aim for the good life," he says. "Do you think our Founding Fathers (just) aimed for college and career? If they would have done that, we wouldn't have America."
The full story is available via the Register's website.
Now featured on the College's website is a profile of Elizabeth Trojack ('06), foundress and head of the Elizabeth Ann Seton Montessori School in St. Paul, Minnesota:
"When I was discerning what college to go to, I was young, and I had my own mindset," says Miss Trojack. Perhaps because her older sister, Anne (Schniederjan '04), was a student at Thomas Aquinas College, Elizabeth was inclined to blaze her own path and go someplace else. "But I believe God had a different plan for me," she says. While praying at Adoration, she detected an unmistakable call to that Catholic, liberal arts college in California that she had initially forsworn.
More than a decade later, she now understands the why behind that call. "I am so thankful that God led me to Thomas Aquinas College and to meet the people I met, to read the books I read, to learn from the tutors that I studied under," she notes. "I absolutely wouldn't be where I am today without the tools, the resources, and the critical-thinking skills that the College gave me."
Follow the link to read the whole profile.
In July educators will gather in Emmitsburg, Maryland, for Love for Wisdom, Passion for Truth, the 2014 conference of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education. Among the speakers will be four graduates of the College:
- Laura (Steichen '75) Berquist, the founder and director of Mother of Divine Grace School, a distance-learning program serving more than 4,000 students in the United States and abroad
- Dr. Andrew Seeley ('87), a tutor at Thomas Aquinas College and the executive director of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education
- Jessie (Ellis '86) Van Hecke, a kindergarten and first grade teacher at St. Augustine Academy in Ventura, California
- Michael Van Hecke ('86), Headmaster of St. Augustine Academy and the president of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education
The Conference will take place July 21-24 at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary. More information is available via the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education website.
Dr. S. Adam Seagrave ('05), an assistant professor of political science at Northern Illinois University, has recently published a new book through the University of Chicago Press: The Foundations of Natural Morality: On the Compatibility of Natural Rights and the Natural Law. The book, according to the publisher's summary, attempts to answer the question, "Does the concept of natural rights have the natural law as its foundation or are the two ideas, as Leo Strauss argued, profoundly incompatible?"
Although Seagrave acknowledges that the notion of natural rights does not derive from traditional natural law, he argues that the two concepts are nonetheless compatible — when viewed through the lens of John Locke and St. Thomas Aquinas. After presenting a comprehensive philosophical explanation of natural morality, drawing heavily upon the authors and works studied in the College's classical curriculum, he then turns to many contemporary issues of political import, from the preservation of marriage, to healthcare, to the death penalty.
The book has already earned several positive reviews, with one scholar hailing it as "one of the most important books on natural law and natural rights in a generation." It is available for purchase via Amazon, and other of Dr. Seagraves's writings can be found at The Public Discourse website. Notably, Dr. Seagrave has recently written three articles that touch upon themes contained in Foundations of Natural Morality:
- Aristotelian-Thomism in the Modern World (March 26)
- What Can a Modern Philosopher Teach Us About Natural Law? (March 27)
- Do Ideas Really Have Consequences? (May 9)
07, 2014
For administrators at St. Anthony Catholic School in Sterling, Colo., the situation was bleak. Facing financial peril, the elementary school considered shutting its doors earlier this year. Then, administrators decided to try something new — which, in fact, was really something quite old.
Like many Catholic schools across the country, St. Anthony's is going back to its roots by embracing the Church's patrimony of liberal education. "We've always distinguished ourselves by our faith, but also academically. We thought this was the best thing," says Principal Joseph Skerjanec in a Catholic News Agency article. "The purpose of education ultimately is to get to heaven, and we feel this is the best route for us to do that."
St. Anthony's is gradually transitioning to a classical curriculum, one that utilizes the great books and which is aimed at teaching students how to think critically by way of the liberal arts. Perhaps not coincidentally, the pedagogical shift has accompanied a tremendous fundraising campaign — which set out to garner $600,000, but yielded $1.1 million — and the renewal of St. Anthony Catholic School.
Assisting St. Anthony's in its tradition is an alumnus and tutor of Thomas Aquinas College, Dr. Andrew Seeley ('87), who also serves as the executive director of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education. Dr. Seeley has prepared the school's staff to teach from a classical curriculum.
Dr. Seeley is just one of many Thomas Aquinas College alumni who are playing an active role in the resurgence of classical education at Catholic elementary and high schools. To name just a few:
- Laura Berquist ('75) founded the international online distance-learning program Mother of Divine Grace School.
- Marguerite (Ford '79) Grimm is the headmaster of Saint Monica Academy in Pasadena, Calif.
- Michael Van Hecke ('86) is the headmaster at St. Augustine Academy in Ventura, Calif.
- Luke Macik ('87) and Mark Langley ('89) are the headmaster and academic dean, respectively, of The Lyceum in Euclid, Ohio.
- Luke Culley ('94) and Sean Fitzpatrick ('02) have founded Gregory the Great Academy in Falls Church, Va.
- Rev. Mark Moriarty ('95) is the superintendent of St. Agnes School in St. Paul, Minn., and the pastor of the parish.
Many more alumni are also teaching at such schools. Eight members of last year's Class of 2013, for example, accepted positions at schools with classical curricula. Six of those were at the Great Hearts Academies in Arizona, where some 17 alumni teach, and one graduate serves as an assistant headmaster. A restoration in classical liberal education is under way, and Thomas Aquinas College alumni are at its forefront.
07, 2014
"Is the secular world finally waking up to the needs that motivated parents have been trying to address for the last 35 years?"
So asks Dr. Andrew Seeley ('87), the executive director of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education and a tutor at the College. His question comes in response to much of the language used to promote the "Common Core," which is similar, in many respects, to that of advocates of classical liberal education. Both, after all, stress critical thinking over crude regurgitation; both emphasize developing a keenness of mind over attaining specific job skills; and both value the role of literature as a pedagogical tool.
Sadly, Dr. Seeley observes, that is where the similarities end.
Writing for the Cardinal Newman Society about the Common Core State Standards Initiative for English Language Arts and Literacy, Dr. Seeley finds that Common Core is far from the fulfillment of Catholic liberal education. Yes, it encourages critical thinking — but at too early an age, before students have been adequately prepared. It may not be narrowly tailored toward developing specific job skills, but it still aims merely at preparing students for the workplace, rather than educating the whole person. And while the Common Core does, commendably, emphasize literature, it does so without a commitment to the pursuit of truth — a deficiency, says Dr. Seeley, that will ultimately foster rootlessness and relativism.
The Common Core is not the secular world's embrace of the ideals and methods of Catholic liberal education, Dr. Seeley concludes, and Catholic educators would be wise to steer clear of its false promises:
"The Common Core State Standards Initiative intends to form literate, thoughtful, critical readers capable of understanding and judging the best literature and the richest informational literature. But not only are its goals limited — even subversive with respect to a Catholic education — it represents a massive educational project that has not been tried. Catholic classical educators have now more than three decades of experience and over two thousand years of expertise to draw on. Now is not the time to submit children enrolled in any Catholic school to untested, yet no doubt very constraining, shackles.…
"By contrast, time-tested classical approach engages children to discover the truth of reality, both visible and invisible. This is active learning, not passive learning. It cultivates habits of mind that allow the human person to discern what is true, good and beautiful, to glimpse the transcendent. It awakens the soul."
Notably, Thomas Aquinas College President Michael F. McLean and Dean Brian T. Kelly ('88) have arrived at similar conclusions about the Common Core. In November, the two educators signed a letter to each of the nation's Catholic bishops urging dioceses to reject the use of the "Common Core" curriculum in their schools.
04, 2013
We recently featured a story about Gregory the Great Academy, a new, private, boys' boarding school founded by Sean Fitzpatrick ('02) and Luke Culley ('94). That school is now the subject of an article Mr. Fitzpatrick has written for Crisis — A School Without Screens, which discusses GGA's "radical" policy of shielding students from digital distraction.
Writes Mr. Fitzpatrick:
"Students at Gregory the Great Academy are required to embrace a life of 'technological poverty,' which means relinquishing cell phones, iPods, computers, and the like; arriving at school with only the essentials for a 'disconnected' life. The pedagogy at work here is simply to free students from distraction and to allow them to focus on the important things in life: growth in virtue, cultivation of friendship, and contemplation of the Divine. …
"The results are surprising. Deprived of the usual modes of diversion, students quickly adopt healthy alternatives to sex-steeped music, inane literature, and mindless entertainment. Without iTunes, boys tend to learn to play the guitar well enough to accompany folk songs. Without television, students enjoy reading aloud to one another round fires. In an environment of 'technological poverty,' students actually eat together, pray together, play together, and learn together."
The ultimate goal of this policy, Mr. Fitzpatrick adds, is to enable students "to make contact with the real … which removes barriers to the world as God made it."


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"For me, Escada is the fashion of the future. It's a strong industrial company with a great fashion image, and I'm looking forward to playing my part in its development," Bongibault said in an interview here.
Bongibault, currently Valentino's director of international operations, will assume her new post on July 1 and will be based in Paris. She will be reporting to Escada Group chairman Wolfgang Ley.
"Right now," Ley told WWD, "accessories account for a little more than 5 percent of turnover, or about $20.6 million [35 million marks]. At houses like Dior or Chanel, the figure is significantly higher. We are underdeveloped in this sector. There's room for a great deal of expansion."
The Escada group had consolidated sales of $700 million in the year ended Nov. 1, 1993. Nearly 40 percent of that came from the Escada brand.
Ley declined to provide sale projections for Escada Development, "but we don't want to aim too high," he added.
Escada markets and retails bags, shoes and scarfs, but apart from an agreement with Pancaldi of Italy to make shoes, it has no licenses, Ley noted. He added that Escada will probably look for licensing partners to build hosiery and eyeglasses lines.
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"Mr. Falk has a long record of harsh and frequently incendiary criticism of Israel, and he has refused to apologize for his remarks comparing Gaza to a 'Holocaust in the making,'" said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director. "This was clearly a singularly inappropriate choice for this position. Falk's startling record of anti-Israel prejudice should have been enough to preclude him from a position where an unbiased observer is needed to report on the status of human rights in the territories."
In a letter to Doru Costea, President of the U.N. Human Rights Council, ADL called on him to use his leadership position to "take appropriate measures to ensure that Mr. Falk's views are not considered by the Council."
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In response to a recent BBC interview where Mr. Falk defended his view of Israeli treatment of Palestinians in Gaza as a "Holocaust," Israel this week indicated that it would deny Falk a visa to enter Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.
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I'm in my mid-twenties, played baseball all my life; from tee ball to community college. I'm about as active a manager as they come and love making the season interesting...
ONLY PROBLEM IS...I seem to get placed into public leagues who don't care much. And by the 3rd week, everyone could care less. To put into perspective...Mike Trout was still available on waivers after the All-Star break last year...yeah dudes, it was that bad. I finally picked him up after giving everyone else a chance to get him. To make it more interesting. Needless to say I won the league.
I'm hoping there is AT LEAST someone who loves this game and looking to scan the wire, make trades, post messages, and set rosters often. If so, and you have an open spot in your league pleaseeee invite me. Or let's make our own! This is going to be an epic year for baseball!
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I'm willing to invite active managers to my league. I'll boot you with the quickness though if you're dead weight.
We would LOVE to have YOU, and anyone else VERY active join our AL only League. We do use HOLDS instead of WHIP, but everything else is the same.
The league name is FINALLY BASEBALL and the league # is 31980. We have 4 very active members in the league, so far, and would like at least 4 more, if not up to 8 more.
Consider our league IF you are very active, and you will not regret it.
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i have a dynasty league with a team open, keep the whole team every year, team is about middle of the pack and since you are so good, maybe you can vault into the top of the standngs. Guarantee trout was not available in July, unless you got him in 2011
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I'm always looking for new owners, especially active ones. $50 H2H points league, live draft on March 17th at 7:30PM PST. League has been running for 12 years. League ID 13169 and password is matt.
DUDE! I am right there with you. I want in the league you are in. Tired of the public leagues where guys stop caring. Any spot for me?
I have a few spots in a 16-team, 4th year points league. Yahoo has only had these for that long, otherwise it might be older. =)
If you want to get in, and if you have any other active manager friends who might want to join you, leave your e-mail and will get you an invite.
Scoring has been tweaked over time so that pitching and hitting are about equal in value.
I have a team available in a 20 team 18-23 keeper league that has been active for over a decade.
Team is a middle of the pack team headlined by Miguel Cabrera and Starlin Castro and a few decent arms. So it will take some work, but at least there are some quality parts on it.
Shoot me a email at schellis at hotmail if you are interested.
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Thanks, Chris, for the Collins info. I used to like mystery novels, but not so much anymore. And seldom do I read sci-fi.
You missed a stack of good books Randall! English, Londoner, famous for The Moonstone and The Woman in White, both early detectives. In other books he wove stories around blindness, vivisection, identity, the law and a lot of other rather unmentionable things in his time.
Chris, I've never heard of Collins, but I'll look him up in the library. English writer, I presume?
I'm in the middle of a biography of Wilkie Collins, my favorite Victorian writer. He was also seen as a sensation writer - perhaps true - but he showed his contemporaries that the world is far more varied, complex and interesting than the Victorians would have it. And he was good in writing unputdownables.
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Just finished a biography on Norman Rockwell, not that I was ever a big fan. Curious about the man. Despite being married 3 times with 3 children, he was depicted as a repressed homosexual. Also, despite some of his "religious" (pious) illustrations, he was a non-believer. Rockwell turned liberal as he got older. A very fastidious and detailed man, it took him a long time to complete a drawing. And he couldn't do it off the top of his head. He needed photographs or models. Good insight into a complex person.
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Los Angeles police were called to a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Hollywood on Friday amid a national "kiss day" related to the company president's opposition to gay marriage.
Authorities said the call was prompted by a heavy media presence at the restaurant that was making it difficult for the business to operate. There were no problems related to protests.
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Chick-Fil-A ping....
The media is the menace.
Figures. Media = Satan's enablers.
We knew the DNCp would be there. And if they can interrupt sales, or encourage the interruption of sales today, they will.
Well, now we know who the Real 1% are!
Go figure. Pathetic.
Chick-fil-A: Deep Fried Civil War
I liked the new GOPe so much, that I've been coming up with some similar new concoctions of of my own.
For instance...
DNCp = Democrat National Committee Propagandists (replaces MSM / far more accurate)
DNCa = Democrat National Committee Anti-Christ
Doesn't that last one fit like a glove.
The Democrat party is on the record as refusing to allow consensual acts of Christianity on school grounds, or at school functions.
It's on record trying to remove any semblance of Christian objects from government buildings or property.
It's on record trying to destroy Amendments to the Constitution, that civilly canonize our God given rights.
It's on the record as supporting homosexuality, as opposed to the Biblical based theology.
It gives an open ear to the followers of Islam, and turns it's head if Christians or Jews try to whisper into it.
The very foundation of our society, is under attack by the Leftists. And that foundation is Judeo Christian ethics.
Yeah, DNCa, that's it.
Shemp Smith is probably getting a woody over this.
Yeah this is damage control. TMZ already broke it earlier today, the MEDIA WAS HARASSING THE EMPLOYEE'S.
There is a cure for that. The media personalities simply need to kiss, etc., each other on camera. When no news exists, it's the function of the media to create it.
Perhaps later today when they become bored.
The media in the USA seriously needs to be corralled. They have way too much power and influence and are totally out of control. How the Hell has this happened? Our disgustingly liberal oriented universities is my guess.
A death by a thousand cuts? It is way beyond time to staunch the bleeding. I am sick & tired of reading about the LSM's slant on what is happening in the USA. I have no solutions to the LSM but I am beyond ready to join with those who do.
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I can't find it at TMZ.
The SRM will not exist without viewers. Turn them off, totally off. No "news," no sports, nothing.
You would be surprised how much time you now have when you delete the TV.
Lol, the fuzz called on the media. You just can't make this stuff up.
It's also on record supporting the destruction of the unborn, you dingo.
What a honking hoot!
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"Officer, may I suggest using your nightstick?"
Though to be fair, it's concervative media too.
Heidi Harris, a talking head with a show here in LA hit the Chick-Fil-A in Hollywood evidently with her whole crew and equipment in tow. As they were finishing their order - which she said was very nicely and professionaly taken - the manager became antsy and challenged them, evidently as they were about to drive to the pick-up window. Off-mike he evidently told them that he was concerned they were causing a stir, and that they should really let their employees just do their jobs. He was quickly mollified by Harris though, who took control quickly by stating their intent and IDing their operation as supportive. I don't think that the fact they bought a lot of food to take back with them hurt their cause either. But poitive or not, they did cause a soomewhat of a ruckus.
It can work both ways with media presence.
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