Hanukkah Reminder on Freedom and Faith Across Traditions
The piece notes Hanukkah's rising prominence in some countries and its core message of religious liberty. It recounts the Maccabean revolt, the eight days of oil, and the menorah as a symbol. It argues the holiday enriches believers and non believers alike and calls Americans to renew liberty for all faiths.
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Israel
Antiochus IV Epiphanes
Temple
Jerusalem
Golder
Public policy zeal and the liberty line in disaster essays
Bruce Steinke recounts his son Dylan's chromosome defect and how calamity shifts one toward public funding activism. The piece argues governmental coercion harms liberty, notes moral and practical motives, and asserts individual rights are essential for health and well being even amid compelling compassionate aims.
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The
New Republic
Bruce Steinke
Dylan
Steinke, Reeve, Perlman
Race dialogue lacks progress as education spending debate continues
The discussion on race and education policy remains polarized with claims that minority student spending is higher, the NCES data cited, and President Clinton urged to hold a public debate. Critics say the national dialogue has devolved into emotional argument rather than fact based discourse.
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Clinton
Bennett
United States
National Center For Education Statistics
Abigail Thernstrom
America
NCES
Soe Ee
Once
Franklin
Ot Genie
Fee Bane
Saint Nak Natasa
Linda Chavez
White House
Akron
Ohio
Dex
Jesse Jackson
Epson
Mn Asanay
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Chuck Asay
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Christopher Reeve
Itzhak Perlman
George Will
Robert Higgs
Oxford University Press
Iow
Tibor Machan
Materian
Ward Connerly
Illmore
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