A few things online that caught my attention this week:
Salem
Defining public humanities
Should we use “United States” instead of “Union” when we teach the Civil War?
College-educated millennials are becoming nuns
1815 map of George Washington’s university
Vintage airline posters
Thomas Jefferson rented slaves
New books in African American intellectual history
More on Evangelicals and Trump
What is Labor Day?
What as found at an archaeology dig at the Red Bank battlefield?
Saul Cornell on originalism
Jon Rowe on David Barton’s latest “word salad.”
Should we use “United States” instead of “Union” when we teach the Civil War?
No. That's Orwellian. And who is “we?”
Heh heh.
This blog is so informative, John. 😉
“You can major in Game Boy if you know how to bullshit.”—PCU [1994, Universal Studios]
http://dailycaller.com/2014/07/14/pcu-20-years-later-5-ways-the-film-predicted-the-future/3/
20 years on, we've made major progress in the humanities. Now you can just major in bullshit.
Defining public humanities