Tag: 2011

December 2011

Follow @langmag Assimilate and Thrive As we continue to struggle with our economy, it’s hardly surprising that the traditional scapegoats – immigrants – are being targeted...

November 2011

Follow @langmag United Indignation It is about 75 years since the likes of Ernest Hemingway and George Orwell risked everything to fight against fascism in the...

October 2011

Real World Education The decade since the horrific attacks of September 11, 2001 has been dominated by the continuing “war on terror” and, more recently,...

September 2011

Measures for Measures When the consequences of test failure are school closures or firings, and schools are denied the tools to give them a chance...

August 2011

Joining the Digital Dots Traditionally every August, we publish our annual focus on technology, hoping that many readers will have a little extra time over...

July 2011

Blurring Subject Borders Most of us have a tendency to compartmentalize whatever we can — slotting information, knowledge, experiences into a defined category makes it...

June 2011

Access All Areas Amid the euphoria over the slaying of bin Laden and the spread of democratic insurgencies across the Middle East and North...

May 2011

From the Mouths of Hawks “As Americans we have access to a vast array of resources. Perhaps the most important first step we can take,...

April 2011

A Land of Contrasts No matter which party is in power or what time of year it is, there is one thing that you can...

March 2011

The Communication Revolution As dictators topple across North Africa into the Middle East, and new uprisings coalesce on almost a daily basis, one of the...
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