Book Reviews

One expert believes that America’s failure to recognize the threat of radical Islam, was not a “failure of imagination,” but a failure of education.

The Emergency Teacher is a heartbreaking true story of public education in the badlands of North Philadelphia.

IAEA’s call for a nuclear-free Middle East might sound good, but it is a trap.

A noted scholar blasts campus “diversity” campaigns as condescending.

Those colleges and universities that seem to be vying for the chance to be Catholic in Name Only (CINO) may soon lose even that designation because Pope Benedict XVI has indicated in his writings that the Mother Church may release these institutions of higher learning to fend for themselves.

Too many students are finding that it is hard to be truly multicultural and learn a second language when you have not been taught how to use your mother tongue.

If you’re wondering what American students are learning about history these days, it’s worth spending a few minutes reading some entries from Non Campus Mentis.

A reader critiques our correspondent’s story on high school textbook bias.

Our correspondent responds to a critique of her work.

With the book now moving from “college best seller” to required classroom reading, we thought that we would offer some background information on The Da Vinci Code.

These America bashers, many of them now middle-aged, are part of the mainstream culture – “in the top ranks of the nation’s intelligentsia and cultural elite – professors at leading universities,” where they have the power, 24/7, to mold our country’s most precious assets – the next generation of leaders.

Ben Shapiro’s new book, Porn Generation, may serve to expose a generational divide. Subtitled How Social Liberalism Is Corrupting Our Future, the book’s more lurid details might leave many in Shapiro’s age bracket (21) nonplussed but the middle-aged among us aghast.