NCAA streamlines transfer portal Nothing says stability like a moving target

In its ongoing quest to make college football feel less like a game of musical chairs and more like a tightly choreographed bureaucratic ballet, the NCAA lords of the Division I Administrative Committee have unveiled a fresh batch of transfer portal reforms. Last week, the committee officially voted to eliminate the spring transfer window for …

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Columbus Set the Oars in Motion

Christopher Columbus Statue, a gift of the Chicago Italian community to the City of Chicago

       Why has modern America chosen to attack Columbus Day?  Many schools no longer celebrate it; many states have dropped it in ignominy… or worse, they use it as a negative teaching opportunity: to trash the explorers who brought European civilization to these shores.        Of course, it’s still celebrated as …

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Are Repeat of Events of Oct 1945 Needed? by George Mcclellan

Upon the conclusion of World War II, the Western powers immediately set about purging Nazi Germany of all remnants of National Socialism. Nazi’s were rounded up, tried and shot all over Germany. The Nuremberg trials of October 1945 however, focused on high ranking Nazi party members and complicit military officers. The results just about defined …

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Shopping Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #65: Walmart Cares More For Cheap Labor Than For Customers

Shopping Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #65: Walmart Cares More For Cheap Labor Than For Customers

As ever more Spanish-speaking foreign nationals invaded America, ever more Americans were faced with the dilemma of interacting with people who haven’t bothered to learn English. Businesses putting illiterate foreigners in jobs to interact with Americans, is insulting to We The People.