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  In sixth grade I thought it was hilarious, as eleven year-olds do, that Ohio was part of the “Northwest Territory,” so I wrote a [...]

  Thursday July 20, 3:45am: At this hour there’s only one proper thing to be doing, unless you’re in emergency services, morning broadcasting, or writing [...]

Here’s a fun fact: almost one American in ten thinks that chocolate milk comes from brown cows. Only four in ten are pretty sure our [...]

  I consider myself bilingual: I speak English and “Acadamese.”   I earned a Ph.D. at The Ohio State University, and spent ten years as a [...]

Several days ago, in the beautiful central Virginia town of Charlottesville, groups of American citizens clashed with clubs, shields, torches, and projectiles. One local person’s [...]

Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. SLLF Director of Curriculum Development and Research   More than thirty years ago, while I was racing the academic tenure clock [...]

Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. SLLF Director of Curriculum Development and Research   Each summer for the past twelve or so years, I have had the [...]

Eric Allen SLLF Curriculum Development and Research   I don’t know if you tried being 10, and a boy. When I did it the times [...]

by Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. SLLF Director of Curriculum Development and Research   Three weeks ago I posted “Millennial Matt: A Cautionary Tale,” the story [...]