What meat-eating (or coffee-drinking for that matter) allegedly does to our character, as the book seems to say, is all a red herring. The only thing vegetarianism asks us philosophically is: Are you okay that something died?
How can we continue to justify the costs of textbooks in an era when "free" is the name of the game, when a simple Google search yields a gaggle of information previously reserved for an elite, doctoral few?
Probably none of us have gone through high school or college without some relationship to that 20th century artifact of learning called the textbook. Today's students are not experiencing the same thing.
WASHINGTON -- Although "Our Virginia: Past and Present," the controversial history textbook that claimed that "[t]housands of Southern blacks fought i...
It's just a textbook, but it packs quite a financial punch.
HuffPost College reader and Santa Clara University junior Christine Keating recently twee...
The publisher of textbooks found to contain dozens of errors has announced that it will replace thousands of copies of the texts in Virginia elementar...
Among the mistakes: the claim that 12 states joined the Confederacy, not 11, and that 6,000 soldiers died during the Battle of Bull Run during the Civ...
Technology and innovation have provided some options that can be used to save money on textbooks. For the fiscally savvy student, these options deserve consideration.