Divided We (Barely) Stand
Brooks is persuasive about the pernicious consequences of partyism, but I find his explanation for it both baffling and incomplete.
How Cities are Engaging the Arts: An Interview With Chris Yates—Part 2
Cozy Up to Whole Foods
Posted on October 28, 2014
in THR Web Features
Image: Whole Foods “Values Matter” campaign ad, Wall Street Journal, October 2014.
Whole Foods Market is tired of your “whole paycheck” jokes. Recently, “America’s healthiest grocery store” launched a multi-million dollar advertising campaign titled Values Matter.
The Pursuit to Turn Data Into Action
As most ardent supporters of data will admit, even the most sophisticated indicator needs something more: community buy-in.
The Hedgehog’s Array: October 24, 2014
Posted on October 24, 2014
in THR Web Features
“What is Liberal Education For?”: A Conference Postmortem
The liberal education conference has now come and gone. My own panel went well, though I think I left with the same question I had going in, namely: Are there any truthful instrumental arguments to be made for liberal education?
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