The Grace Kelly Story

I’ve had a fascination with the life of Grace Kelly.  For one thing she was a world-renowned, Oscar winning actress.  But eventually gave it all up to marry Prince Rainier of Monaco.  A book that gives an inside look at the Grimaldi royal family.  Once Upon a Time: Behind the Fairy Tale of Princess Grace and […]

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It has been eleven years today since the terrorist attacks.  Every year around this time, I get more angry at the vague tributes from the media.  It’s important to remember that 3000 men, women, and children were murdered by Muslim terrorists.  These terrorists followed the irrational teachings of Islam.  They targeted New York City and […]

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I am your typical introvert.  I’m geared toward the left-brained variety.  In a previous post I reviewed a book about the trials of introverted children.  The focus was primarily on the American school system and its adoption of postmodern pedagogical methods that have made schooling for these type of children increasingly difficult. I just finished reading a […]

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I realized my last post was very negative.  In light of the Supreme Court’s unwillingness to uphold our freedom, I’m very concerned about the future of our country.  So rather than leave things on a negative footing, I have linked an article celebrating our nation’s success.  Via Gus Van Horn, this article written by Objectivist […]

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No one should be surprised by the Supreme Court decision upholding the dishonestly named Affordable Care Act.  Add this case to the long list of cases such as Dred Scott v Sanford and Plessy v Ferguson, as a negative turning point in American history.  The issue at hand was whether Congress had the authority, under the Commerce Clause […]

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I have never been a fan of comic books or graphic novels.  My opinion has changed somewhat after reading an interesting graphic novel by Bosch Fawstin.  Called Table For One, it’s about a man and his experience as a waiter at his family’s restaurant.  The cast of characters are interesting and reminds me of some of the […]

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Via American Thinker, I came across an article about a controversy that occurred earlier this year.  A young girl named Jada Williams, a student in the Rochester Public School system, was inspired by an assignment to read Frederick Douglass’ autobiography Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, to write an essay indicting […]

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My post on the experiences of Dr. Gisella Perl has received incredible response.  I want to thank all of you who have visited my website and commented on this particular post.  But I have some bad news.  Ayer Company Publishing is no longer in business.  A visitor actually posted a comment that the publisher was […]

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I just finished reading an inside look at the story of MTV.  Entitled, I Want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution, authors Craig Marks and Rob Tannenbaum write about the beginnings of this network that revolutionized the music industry.  Their interviews included executives, roadies, directors, video vixens, rock stars, and managers.  With […]

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I just finished reading a disturbing book about the Ivy League of information I knew nothing about.  This is a story I suspect has been conveniently hidden from the American public.  During the 1930’s, at the start of Nazi regime, American universities actively supported the regime.  The book that exposes this shameful spectacle is called The Third […]

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