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Three days after graduating magna cum laude, Nathaniel Bald, C’21, was awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Award (ETA) to Madagascar, the program’s brand-new location. Bald majored in economics, French and German and is the first Mountie to ever win an ETA grant to highly competitive Sub-Saharan Africa.
by Robert Putnam. Swift Press, 2020. 571 pages
Robert Putnam earned deserved fame two decades ago for writing
Bowling Alone, in which he charted the decline in community and social capital which had occurred in America in the latter half of the 20th century.
Since then, he has written other interesting books on related issues including his most recent work The Upswing: How America Came Together a Century Ago and How We Can Do It Again which came out in late 2020.
Putnam and his collaborator Shaylyn Romney Garrett cover familiar ground here in their focus on community and draw a parallel between America’s current social and economic divisions and the situation which existed there at the close of the “Gilded Age” more than a century ago.
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How to resist the new chaldeans and the cancel culture
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How to resist the new chaldeans and the cancel culture
How to resist the new chaldeans and the cancel culture
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“Members of the new elite may love America, but, increasingly, they are not of it,” wrote conservative commentator Joseph Bottum.
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Wallace Henley, former Senior Associate Pastor of 2nd Baptist Church in Houston, Texas. | Photo by Scott Belin
Christopher Lasch lamented the “nearly complete takeover of America’s mechanism of education and credentialing.it’s a question whether the elites even think of themselves as Americans at all.”