Monthly Gleanings: January 2007
Filed in Oxford Etymologist | January 31, 2007
Anatoly’s monthly gleanings.
Archive for January, 2007
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Hiding From the Truth
Filed in Education & History & Philosophy & Politics & Religion & Science & Western Religion | January 31, 2007
Philip Kitcher explores the deceiving nature of truth.
Competition or Criticism
How To Best Motivate America’s Schools?
Filed in Education & History | January 30, 2007
Graham questions the best techniques for reforming America’s schools.
The Departed
Filed in Current Events & Film & Media | January 30, 2007
Nicole Rafter takes a closer look at the movie, “The Departed.”
Do You Really Need Back Surgery: A Video
Filed in Health & Media & Medical Mondays & Science | January 29, 2007
A film about back surgery.
Is There An Ethical Crisis in Spinal Surgery?
Filed in Current Events & Health & Medical Mondays & Science | January 29, 2007
Aaron Filler wonders about the ethics of spinal surgery.
Friday Procrastination: Any Questions?
Filed in Current Events & Media | January 26, 2007
Friday Procrastination.
This Day in History: Greetings From Michigan
Filed in American History & History | January 26, 2007
Celebrating history, Michigan becomes a state.
It’s About That Time for Miles Davis’s ‘So What’
Filed in Biography & Media & Music | January 25, 2007
A closer look at ‘So What’ by Miles Davis.
