Tag: The Atlantic
Recent read: “Colleges Are No Match for American Poverty”
A fascinating read on Amarillo College in Texas by Marcella Bombardier on Atlantic.com. Some highlights: The school of 10,000 students has an emergency fund that can cut a check […]
Recent Read: “The 9.9 Percent Is the New American Aristocracy” by Matthew Stewart
Ask yourself a simple question: what’s a bigger problem in this country (and probably a few others): the 0.01% wealthiest sector or the 9.9% just below it? It’s an interesting […]
Making the Case Against A College Education
It’s not often that one comes across a passionate and well-argued case against higher education written by a university Professor, but that’s exactly what’s in the new issue of The […]
Author Interview: Peter W. Singer on the Weaponization of Social Media
This week we had the good fortune to interview Peter W. Singer to discuss his recent Atlantic article: “War Goes Viral: How social media is being weaponized across the world.” […]
