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Empathy as a Weapon: Why We’re Spending $100,000 to Fight Cruelty

by Jake Via • 25 March 2026

Like in the movie “A Clockwork Orange,” it feels like we've been strapped to a chair with spreaders on our eyes, forced to watch a looping video of the dream of democracy being murdered in... Read More

HERB’S CORNER | Welcome to Holy War Land

by Herb Silverman • 25 March 2026

A prime is a number whose only divisors are 1 and itself. The complete history of even primes is very short: the number 2. An argument can be made that the even prime is all... Read More

COMMENTARY | Morality Gets Heavier

by Sami Garrison • 25 March 2026

There is peace in waking up and knowing exactly what you’re supposed to do with your day. How you’re supposed to parent. What things in life should be prioritized. I was given that on a... Read More

The Last Chapter Isn’t Over: The Value of Storytelling in Caring for Our Elders

by Lesley Machon and Dr. Noelle O’Riordan • 24 March 2026

"People need a function, he believes. And he has always been functional, no one can take that away from him." — Fredrik Backman, A Man Called Ove Fredrik Backman’s "A Man Called Ove" follows a... Read More

Guarding Women’s Freedom, Protecting Everyone’s Rights: Why Humanists Must Keep Church and State Separate

by Gordon Gamm • 23 March 2026

Women’s History Month is a time to honor not only the women whose names appear in our textbooks, but also those whose courage helped define the very boundaries of a just democracy. One such figure... Read More

The Collapse of a False “Natural Order”

by Ahmed Bouzid • 20 March 2026

There is a growing lament across the American commentariat about a generation that, through no fault of its own, can no longer perform the basic rites of adulthood. Homeownership is out of reach, stable jobs... Read More

Between the Proposal and the Protest

by Geoff Watkinson • 19 March 2026

This semester, as I teach an online writing course at a Southern California community college, I keep asking: How do you truly engage students in a digital classroom? There are 26 students on my roster... Read More

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