26
Mar
John Witherspoon may have trained more influential early American leaders than any other individual, for of the students that he personally instructed, one became a U. S. President, one a Vice-President, three became Supreme Court Justices, 13 were governors, and at least 20 became senators and 30 more became congressmen – not to mention several [...]
19
Mar
Indisputably, our early educational system was remarkable; and since an ancient axiom accurately notes, “The philosophy of the schoolroom in one generation will be the philosophy of government in the next,” it is appropriate to examine closely the educational philosophy that produced the longest on-going constitutional republic in the history of the world. What was [...]
12
Mar
America is now entering its fifth century of educating students. For every generation throughout the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, providing and obtaining a good education has been a major emphasis; it was that way when the first colonists arrived here four centuries ago, and that goal remains unchanged today in the [...]
5
Mar
The Court will allow that prayer to be a typical nondenominational prayer, which can refer to God or the Almighty or that sort of thing. The prayer must not refer to . . . Jesus . . . or anyone else. And make no mistake, the Court is going to have a United States marshal [...]
