By Whitney Johnson and Tara Mohr: Academic institutions are churning out ever-more female graduates. But the very skills that propel women to the top of the class in school are earning us middle-of the-pack marks in the workplace. Indeed, a recent study found that women account for 51.4% of middle managers in the U.S. but only 4.2% [...]
What’s So Hard about Grading?
Jan 14, 2013 @ 10:50 By 6 Comments
From John Tierney: Teachers: What’s the hardest element of grading for you? I know that some teachers actually enjoy grading. They say they find it interesting to see what their students have learned and how they’re doing. I admire that attitude. And it’s certainly true that there is the positive feeling that comes from the [...]
Meaning in Pain Proves there’s a God (Jeff Cook)
Jan 14, 2013 @ 0:06 By 62 Comments
Meaning in Pain Proves There’s a God (Jeff Cook) Today we hit what I see as the second best reason to believe in a God, and as I outline in more detail in Everything New, this is the reason I not only believe in a God, but a very specific God. Anyone who thinks seriously about God has [...]
Louie Giglio and Inauguration Day Prayer
Jan 14, 2013 @ 0:01 By 64 Comments
Louie Giglio did the right thing when he chose to back out of offering the Inauguration Day Prayer. He could have done the right-er thing by never accepting such an invitation. The story is that Louie was invited to pray at Inauguration Day — he represents young, conservative evangelicals and the drive by the same [...]
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