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Is our goal really to "bankrupt the American educational establishment?"

July 26, 2007 – 4:14 pm

Over at the Catoosa County News, homeschooler Jeannie Babb Taylor has a bone to pick with the “exit strategy” put forth by some Southern Baptists. It is actually an interesting article, with a few characterizations of conservative Christians which I personally would contest. I’m not “running from evolution, homosexuality or even drugs,” but [...]

By Dana Hanley | Posted in education, faith, homeschooling, public school | Comments (21)

The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible, or an economics primer

July 26, 2007 – 8:15 am

With an introduction reminiscent of Gulliver’s Travels, I was introduced to an absurd little island yesterday:
Welcome to another exciting adventure of Jonathan Gullible. As you may recall, we last left Jonathan Gullible on a remote Pacific Island after his boat was blown far off course by a terrific storm…
Eager to learn about the inhabitants [...]

By Dana Hanley | Posted in government, humor | Comments (4)

A bit about blogging, looking for content

July 26, 2007 – 4:18 am

Renae asked recently where I find information for my posts, so I thought I’d share for newer readers. Outside of my own ruminations, which accounts for a bit of my blogging, here are several other sources, although they generally only catch my eye if I am already thinking about the topic. I don’t [...]

By Dana Hanley | Posted in blogging | Comments (7)