by altha-admin | May 18, 2012 | Articles
Finally, students are taking matters into their own hands, demanding that school districts recognize the needs of the students, not the wishes of teachers' unions or the will of self-will run-riot school boards. Not only attacking teacher tenure, which enables bad...
by altha-admin | May 16, 2012 | Articles
Robert Eshman’s positive reception of the wealth creators at the Milken Global Conference is a sign that the mainstream media has seen the light: free markets make free people. The Occupy Movements of yesteryear were filled with angry people taking up space and...
by altha-admin | May 16, 2012 | Articles
For the past seven — almost eight years, I have tried to make the most of public education. I kept pressing on, like a true believer. I even wrote a celebrated piece for my local paper about the incredible improvements at a local high school. Really, I...
by altha-admin | May 16, 2012 | Articles
When I think about the ways of faith, I used to believe that I have to see something come about before it happens. The Austrian economists, including their forerunner Adam Smith and their chief spokesman and philosopher Friedrich Hayek, taught me the importance of...
by altha-admin | May 16, 2012 | Articles
Some kids will never let go of a grudge. They have bad parents, perhaps, or no parents at all. For some kids, the only attention they ever get is from a cop or a probation officer. Trouble is the only way they can tap into some caring. I have lost my...
