"With pressure shooting from every direction, Pelosi found herself drowning in stupidity and arrogance. Justice took control of the Speaker’s mouth, synchronized it with reality, and on Sept. 24th, 2019, she announced a formal impeachment inquiry into the president," writes Aly Kamadia, Editor-In-Chief of iDose (Oct. 2nd, 2019)
"What matters most in promoting student learning in an alternative classroom setting like this is what John Dewey called the 'experiential continuum'—that is, building on previous experiences to better understand newer experiences," writes Karen Sieber, University of Maine (Oct 2nd, 2019)
"For most of his political career, Scheer has been widely known as one of the party’s most prominent social conservatives. He has a long history of taking public positions advocating a pro-life stance on abortion, as well as voicing consistent opposition to efforts aimed at extending the rights of the LGBTQ community," writes Brian Budd, University of Guelph (Oct 2nd, 2019)
He's arguably the most influential intellectual on this planet. Doesn't it make sense to hear what Chomsky has to say? Kamadia (Oct 2nd, 2019)
"An economist who can write so well while at the same time explaining the economic principles so clearly is always a joy. I will admit to being rather envious of..." writes Diane Coyle, Professor at the University of Cambridge. The book is longlisted for the FT & McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award (Oct 2nd, 2019)
Is a Recession Coming? Here's my very quick response - Aly Kamadia (Oct 2nd, 2019)
"But after years of teaching on protests, uprisings and revolutions, it seems to me the U.S. is currently showing all the signs political scientists and historians would identify in retrospect as conducive to a revolutionary uprising," writes Serbulent Turan, University of British Columbia (Oct 2nd, 2019)
"When most members of the general public think of the Stone Age, they probably envision an adult male hominin wielding a stone tool. That picture is laughably incomplete. It assumes that only adult males made and used stone tools, and that stones were the only materials in these ancient people’s everyday tool kits," writes Steven E. Nash, Denver Museum of Nature and Science (Oct 2nd, 2019)