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Looking for some logo design inspiration? Here are 50 ingenious examples that carry dual meanings in their design. The hidden symbols explain either the nature of the business or are a clever visual representation of its name. The symbolism is obvious in some cases but skillfully subtle in most. All in all, the designers behind […]

Sometimes I wonder if I’ll have gay children. I’m not sure if other parents think about this, but I do; quite often. Maybe it’s because I have many gay people in my family and circle of friends. It’s in my genes and in my tribe. Maybe it’s because, as a pastor of students, I’ve seen and… Continue Reading If I Have Gay Children: Four Promises From A Christian Pastor/Parent

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a book banned is likely a book worth reading. Beloved books like Harry Potter, Brave New World and The Giving Tree have been banned for reasons spanning from greed to promiscuity. There are censors all…

Talks about how to interview and access real passion from people.

Excellent show on college recruiting, college career centers, and employer strategy.

Fascinating article on how relying on autopilot has reduced some of the critical thinking skills of pilots

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Asking useful questions is a skill, and it requires practice.

Nowadays, people can keep negative thoughts at bay with a frenzy of activity.

Several studies have found that seven hours a night is the best amount of sleep in order to function the next day—not eight, as was long believed.

The nation's top colleges are turning our kids into zombies.

The Common Core should finally improve math education. The problem is that no one has taught the teachers how to teach it.

What do fame, wealth and lots of sex bring? Exactly the opposite of what you think.

An examination of the final paper required for Senator John Walsh of Montana’s master’s degree from the Army War College indicates that at least a quarter of it was appropriated without attribution.

By Kate Shaw, Ars Technica Although the human brain is a very complex structure, it’s still not big or efficient enough to process every single thing we see, hear and do. Sometimes this limitation is a good thing, since it forces our brains to filter out minor details that we don’t need to dwell on. \[…\]

Science proves what we've long known. Gchat is the devil, but we love it.