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Stebbing Hall listed on property market for £3.85million - Vimarsana News

Stebbing Hall listed on property market for £3.85million

A HUGE countryside mansion worth almost £4million has hit the market.

Darwinian Influences on the Alt-Right - Vimarsana News

Darwinian Influences on the Alt-Right

The overlapping categories of neo-Nazis, white nationalists, and alt-right proponents regularly invoke Darwinism.

Jared Taylor Remembers Philippe Rushton And Arthur Jensen | Articles - Vimarsana News

Jared Taylor Remembers Philippe Rushton And Arthur Jensen | Articles

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Voltaire and the art of enlightened gardening - Vimarsana News

Voltaire and the art of enlightened gardening

It was a text message conventionally delivered but brimming with meaning. An old friend, describing the necessary task of pruning a 2m-tall weeping fig that had outgrown its space in her flat, ended with “ il faut cultiver notre jardin” – literally, “We must cultivate our garden”, figuratively, “We must attend to our own affairs”. Those five words in French conclude  Candide, the most famous philosophical tale by Voltaire, one of France’s – and the world’s – greatest writers and philosophers. Born into an affluent Parisian family in 1694, François-Marie Arouet disdaine...

Orleans Finance Committee split on high school support - Vimarsana News

Orleans Finance Committee split on high school support

The committee narrowly voted in favor of the project by a 4-3-1 vote.  Committee Chairwoman Lynn Bruneau, Vice Chairwoman Elaine Baird and members Nicholas Athanassiou and Roger Pearson voted to support the project. Members Robert Renn, Edmund Mahoney and Russell Lavoie voted against the project, and Timothy Counihan chose to abstain. Those who voted in favor of the project cited the need for repairs and renovations at the nearly 50-year old school building; the laborious planning already done by the School Building Committee, architects and civil engineers; and the assurance of $36 million ...