Category Archives: Late Summer 2015

What Is the Christian Worldview?

…and how to know when you see it. One of the most overused terms in [...]

Letter from the Editor: Late Summer 2015

In a recent article in The Wall Street Journal, Mark Schatzker makes an observation that [...]

The Four Principles of Latin Instruction

In his 1911 book The Teaching of Latin and Greek, Charles Bennett listed the central [...]

Special-Needs Q&A (Late Summer 2015)

Q. I have a young son who has several special-needs issues. He is severely autistic, [...]

Highlands Latin School Latin Awards

Highlands Latin School students have once again taken home a load of awards from the [...]

Horatius at the Bridge and the Definition of Leadership

Robert B. Charles was a former Assistant Secretary of State, who received degrees from Dartmouth College, [...]

Chesterton’s Orthodoxy: A Book Review

      G. K. Chesterton was said never to have produced a masterpiece. The reason [...]

Toward a Definition of Classical Education

The Invention of Meaning Through Comparison Modern education occupies a great deal of time—nine months [...]