Eric Scheske

Another shocker: Married people with children don't want babies killed, the ACLU defending public perversion, and homosexuals further undermining the institution that's at the center of their lives. > The Progressive Policy Institute has discovered a "parent gap": in the last two presidential elections,

The sex paradox plods on: More sex means fewer children. Most people just want to bang without consequences, but even those who want children often can't have them. Between (i) waiting until after careers are launched, and (ii) messing up one's system with the pill, many

Are these high schools students or faculty members at Notre Dame/St. Mary's Theology Department? Link. [http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/news/state/11452310.htm] > High school students here are being admonished for wearing buttons inspired by the sometimes raunchy off-Broadway hit "The Vagina

Public school educators don't give up. Why would they? It's not their money. Nevertheless, Kentucky is now re-assessing its taxpayer-funded GED program for drop outs. The cost is one issue, but also--shocker, shocker--it's almost as if the students who drop

The LA Times ran an eerie piece over the weekend about the prevalence of pornography and its impact on teenagers. The message of the article is, "Look, the kids have seen it all and they're fine, so don't get worked up about porn any more.

The Atlantic's Ross Douthat has an excellent piece in The New Republic regarding liberal Catholics' wish for a reformed Church. His point: A more liberal Church would kill the Church, based on all the empirical evidence. It's a stunning article when you figure it'

Tonight at 8:00, Fox will premier its new reality show: Marriage 911. Link. [http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/story/303414p-259572c.html] Excerpt: > Fox's "Marriage 911" gives one squabbling couple, Chris and Laura King, the services of veteran British marriage counselor Jamie Greene

Hip-Hop performer 50 Cents' manager was robbed at gunpoint last week. The robbery apparently scared the English out of him: “N***as ain't shoot my whip up, they did set me up,” he said. “I'm still in the hood and got a scope on

The May issue of Reader's Digest discusses the effects of consumerism on today's youth. The gist of the article: Parents give kids everything they want, and the results aren't good. Kids are spoiled, yes, but also (i) they keep wanting more and more, (ii)

The inspirational Charles Gonsoulin of Los Angeles, pursuing a Canadian woman he had met on the Internet, sneaked across the border on foot in February from the North Dakota side (because a 1984 crime would have prevented his legal entry), heading for the bus station in Winnipeg, 75 miles away,