Pope Barack I
On April 12, 1633 Galileo Galilei was convicted of heresy by the Roman Inquisition. He stood accused of refusing to accept the forward thinking position of the Papal establishment: specifically […]
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Hilliary: Where Truth Goes to Die
One always admires the unique talents that people have and how they use those talents. Michael Jordan’s success on the court with time running out (NCAA Tournament 1982). Bill Clinton’s […]
Read MoreEmory University: Applied Ignorance
There are an amazing number of phobias but there is no term yet coined to define an irrational fear of words written on flat surfaces with chalk. Yet apparently that […]
Read MoreNew College Major: Ignorance
So with a bit of research it has been determined that there are many activities which are the functional equivalent of taking $100,000 and burning it in your fireplace. It […]
Read MorePolitical Morality: Oxymoron or Just Moronic
Once upon a time there were two boys starting their junior year in high school. They have been friends and classmates since third grade. They played soccer together for several […]
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