Tag: book review
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Alan Dershowitz’s Get Trump
There are many gray areas in the law, and whether or not to charge someone is often a matter of opinion.
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Book Review: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Deep End
An adult would also enjoy Diary of a Wimpy Kid because of the clever humor and its nostalgic element.
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Scott Adams’ How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big
What role should passion play in one’s career ventures? According to Adams, “Passion is Bullshit.”
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Book Review: The Writing Revolution
We assign essays but no longer teach students how to write them. The Writing Revolution steps in to fill that void.
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Analysis: Ray Bradbury’s “Embroidery”
“Embroidery” offers us a provocative vignette about nuclear holocaust.
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Jared Kushner and Russia Collusion
Why are Kushner’s few meetings with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak so interesting, yet his close friendship with Benjamin Netanyahu doesn’t raise eyebrows?
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Was Jared Kushner Loyal to Trump?
Pundits on the right such as Ann Coulter have viewed Jared Kushner as a malign force in the Trump presidency, one that subverted the original mission statement of his campaign.
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Kushner, Inc: The Trump Campaign
When Ward uses charged terms such as “greed” and “corruption”, she brings the goods.
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Kushner, Inc: Charlie Kushner’s Empire
Jared and Ivanka do share one thing in common: They have a powerful father whom they hope to please, and to whom they give unflagging loyalty.