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Monthly Archives: June 2017
It Really Is Rocket Science
Space has long been a wonderful source of inspiration for many people. Numerous scientists and engineers have pursued careers from having the touchpaper of their imagination lit by the thrill of exploring Space, whether that be in the context of science fiction such as Buck Rogers or Star Trek or the real deal, such as the Apollo moon missions.
Even those, … Read more
Posted in The Science-Minded Citizen
Tagged bis, children, education, learning, space
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What Does the Pledge of Allegiance Teach?
By Leyden Marks
In many schools across the United States, school children routinely stand to recite the contemporary Pledge of Allegiance in their classrooms, usually in the morning.
Some of the common arguments against this repetitive school-day exercise are familiar to me. (Some background on various text versions and the dissimilar complaints follows below). However. I haven’t heard before, from anyone else, one thing … Read more
Posted in Luster
Tagged children, Definition, pledge of allegiance, under god, united states
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