Abbott: COVID-19 and our Schools
by Jeff Abbott, Ph.D. Updated by the CDC on May 19, 2020 Introduction. Introduction: Shortly after the release of the Center of Disease Control (“CDC”) COVID-19 guidelines for schools on May 19, 2020, Orange County Public Schools superintendent said on an Orlando television station that the CDC guidelines would be “a challenge” for the school Read the full article…
Morris: From ‘Radical Chic’ to ‘Woke’ in 50 Years
by Leo Morris It has been a spring packed with surreal moments, but one in particular stands out for me. About a week after protests started in downtown Fort Wayne, the marchers were joined by the police chief, City Council members and the mayor, who linked arms with protesters and declared the city “a community” Read the full article…
Keating: An Alternative Path to a Good Income
by Maryann O. Keating The first lesson to be learned in economics is that there is no such thing as a free lunch. Those who have internalized this lesson cringe on hearing press reports about “free” school meals, haircuts, backpacks, tuition, diapers, etc. Someone is either donating voluntarily or being taxed to pay for these Read the full article…
Morris: Genealogy the Old-Fashioned Way
by Leo Morris My sister is hot on the trail of history, eagerly searching for a missing piece of our father’s life. She was spring cleaning recently, and came across his separation papers from the Army. Written on the back, little more than a footnote, was the information that he had been a cook in Read the full article…
Mass Media, Black and White and Troubled All Over
“Philadelphia Inquirer top editor forced to resign after publishing piece with ‘Buildings Matter’ headline. Was with paper 20 years; led team to Pulitzer; doubled minority staff. Apologized for ‘Buildings Matter, Too’ headline. ‘Deeply offensive.’” — Byron York, June 7, 2020 by Craig Ladwig My foundation addressed the need for journalism reform at its beginning, and Read the full article…
Hydroxychloroquine and Me
by Richard Moss, M.D. I took hydroxychloroquine for two years. I was a visiting cancer surgeon in Asia, in Thailand, Nepal, India and Bangladesh from 1987 to 1990. Malaria is rife there. I took it for prophylaxis, 400 milligrams once a week for two years. Never had any trouble. It was inexpensive and effective. I Read the full article…
