Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on Victory in Europe Day
By News on the Net Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Ottawa, Ontario—Prime Minister Stephen Harper today issued the following statement to mark the 68thanniversary of Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day):
Common CoreBy Sarge Tuesday, April 30, 2013
First I want to say this column will probably be the easiest and one of the most important ones I will ever publish. It’ll be easy because I don’t have to write it. Much of the information comes directly from the United Nations website of UNESCO: The United Nations Organization for Education, Science and Culture (UNESCO) founded on 16 November 1945. Where I’ve entered questions I have (and you should too), I’ll italicize and accent by font change, the question and/or statement.
Another Example of How Our Miseducation System is Failing Our KidsBy Warner Todd Huston Monday, April 29, 2013
Remember how you were taught in school how to add a series of numbers? Remember how you were told to write each set of numbers on top of each other, to stack them so you could then add them together to get a total?
Smart kids figure out clever alternatives to collegeBy Dan Calabrese Tuesday, April 23, 2013
I’ve been saying this for some years now, and it usually earns me shocked reactions from people who can’t believe I would actually question the value of that sheepskin. Why, all the studies show that college graduates earn $1 million more on average over the course of their lives! How can you question that?
April 26th is Confederate Memorial Day in Georgia
By Calvin E. Johnson Jr. Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Do you remember when Confederate Memorial Day was observed in public schools?
Remembering the Great Locomotive ChaseBy Calvin E. Johnson Jr. Thursday, April 11, 2013
April is the time for baseball, hot dogs and remembering the History and Heritage of Dixie!
Did you know that April is Confederate History and Heritage Month in the South and Friday April 26, 2013 is Confederate Memorial Day in Georgia that has been celebrated since 1874? Confederate Memorial Day is also celebrated in April, May and June throughout the many States throughout the South.
Let’s Save Forrest Park, Confederate Park and Jefferson Davis Park in MemphisBy Calvin E. Johnson Jr. Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Why do some still continue to try to change the South?
Did you know that three Memphis, Tennessee parks named for our great Southern leaders Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest-Forrest Park, Confederate President Jefferson Davis-Jefferson Davis Park and Confederate Park were changed? At Monday night’s meeting the people spoke out loud and clear to return the parks to their Confederate names.
Confederate History and Heritage MonthBy Calvin E. Johnson Jr. Monday, April 1, 2013
April 1-30th 2013 is Confederate History and Heritage Month throughout the USA!
The Confederate History and Heritage Month Committee of the National and Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans proudly recognizes and appreciates the signing of proclamations by Southern governors, mayors and county commissioners since 1995 designating the month of April as “Confederate History and Heritage Month.”
Our Education Systems Needs More Than Just Reform
By Tim Dunkin Friday, March 29, 2013
Most reasonable people in this country agree that the American education system leaves a lot to be desired. The most recent piece of evidence for this came in the form of a report out of New York City that 80% of the city high school graduates who are headed to CUNY (City University – New York) next fall do not have sufficient reading, writing, and math skills to be able to handle the college courses they will be expected to take, and have to “catch up” via remedial courses. Think about that – this is the going rate in NYC for college-bound kids. Where are the kids who aren’t going to college placing? Do we even want to know?
Revealing What States Are HidingBy Heritage Foundation Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Texas 5th graders being taught that 9/11 was America’s fault
By Robert Laurie Friday, March 22, 2013
Every day we’re presented with a new example of modern education indoctrinating our kids. Normally, it’s gun control and global warming. Today, however, it’s 9/11.
PitifulBy Sarge Friday, March 22, 2013
in·di·vid·u·al noun 1. a single human being, as distinguished from a group. 2. a person: a distinct,
indivisible entity; a single thing, being, instance, or item. Dictionary.com
“’Splain to me, Lucy…” was the comical refrain demanded of Lucille Ball by her husband Desi Arnaz whenever Lucy came up with a hair-brained scheme for her to enter show business or any business endeavor in general. It was his heavily accented plea for understanding.
