In a just society, all of them would be put on trial. If that ever happens, Zweig’s devastating, meticulously researched account would be all the prosecution would need to obtain a conviction. That’s the strongest endorsement I could possibly give.
David Zweig’s New Covid Book Is a Must-Read Read Journal Article
If you’re an early- or mid-career faculty member and you’ve never tried teaching online—except perhaps for an unpleasant Zoom experience in 2020-21—I would encourage you to give real online teaching a try.
Why I Came around to Online Learning Read Journal Article
Your mom was right. The government should not have closed schools; you should have been able to breathe and play freely with your friends; the Covid period fear and hysteria devastated and harmed and never should have happened.
The Mom Executive Order Read Journal Article
So much we’ve already forgotten, which is one reason to be grateful for David Zweig’s Abundance of Caution. It chronicles the excuses for not opening schools from the beginning, almost day by day, and explodes every myth along the way.
Were School Windows Really Sealed Shut? Read Journal Article
To realign tertiary education with its classic mission, we advocate a return to small campus colleges and the creation of environments in those colleges that are socially open, technologically experimental, and radically honest about humans and our society.
What Must Modern Top-Flight Education Look Like? Read Journal Article
The humanist’s fundamental job is, or at least should be, one of synthesis, of taking a wide-angle approach to the many things he observes in culture and seeking to explain how its moving parts work in relationship to each other.
The Insularity of the Academic Elite Read Journal Article
Last week a brief was delivered to Secretary of Education Linda McMahon’s Chief of Staff, urging inclusion of medical training schools in the implementation guidance for President Trump’s Executive Order, “Keeping Education Accessible and Ending Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates in Schools.”
A First Step Towards Autonomy in Medical Education Read Journal Article
Progressivism often confuses good intentions with good outcomes. And their participation trophies weren’t just harmless, plastic souvenirs—they were symbols of a broken ideology. The policies born of John Vasconcellos’s utopian theories weren’t harmless overreach; they were a generational catastrophe.
The Confidence Man Read Journal Article
What can be done and how to get from here to there? Trump’s executive order on the Department of Education illustrates the point precisely. His administration is so uncertain of what it can control, even to urge minor reforms.
Who Controls the Administrative State? Read Journal Article
In our time, we have witnessed a homogenisation of culture under the hegemonic sway of a supposedly ‘liberal’ worldview, which has turned out to be anything but. In Gramsci’s terms, it has assumed the shape of a hegemony promoting ‘conformity.’
Gramsci, Hegemony, and the World Order Read Journal Article
I believe instituting reform in the specific areas I outline would correct some of the worst problems that physicians are currently facing, reinvigorate the medical profession, and improve medical care.
Eleven Steps to Revitalize the Practice of Medicine Read Journal Article
President Trump accomplished what we have been fighting for over the last 4 years. He signed an executive order to halt federal funding to all schools, including colleges and universities, that still impose Covid-19 vaccine mandates on students.
The End of College Vaccine Mandates Read Journal Article
