Alert! Alert!
Contrary to previous reports, Innocence and Naïveté are alive and they occupy a college campus in the form of a young lady college student majoring in Newspaper Editing. Isn’t it amazing how these things turn up where you least expect to find them?
Read all about it because then you’ll know everything you need to know to understand the always-unschooled young lady standing boldly at the helm of this omnivorous blog!
Can we imagine no better meaning for education than mere school?
Rosie Forrest is the artistic associate of Northlight Theatre in Skokie, Illinois, and is currently serving as the dramaturg for the theatre’s revival of “Inherit the Wind.” Here she writes for The Scientist, Magazine of the Life Sciences:
The evolution of Inherit the Wind
The classic play has something to teach us about the intersection
between science and religion at three crucial points in American history.Inherit the Wind is a play that belongs to three decades. Its story was
inspired by the Scopes “Monkey” Trial of 1920s, it was a hit on Broadway
in 1950s, and it remains pertinent to the battle between evolution and
intelligent design that found its way to a Pennsylvania courthouse only
last year…
I came in behind this kid who can't spell
From the O'DonnnellWeb Blog Awards, I was honored with a 1st place award for “Best Unschooling Girl Blog Among the One Blog Entered”.
From Alasandra's blog, "Best Teen Blog"
I cherish this award: I awarded it to myself on behalf of "Consent of the Governed," where I hold the complex title of "incredibly rude," "condescending," "elitist," "unmedicated," "Godwin Police," "troll." I hold this title with pride.
Make no mistake
