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...event, entitled "Creating a National Ethic of Service: Carrying JFK's Vision Forward," drew a crowd of more than 300 on what would have been his 76th birthday...
...novels, each from an acknowledged master of his or her own niche. One is really a business novel; another ruminates on the inescapable history of the American South; a third is a courtroom thriller; a fourth is a classical puzzle mystery; and the last celebrates the blue-collar work ethic among police...
...ease some of the new social strains. For generations the country has relied on an unspoken bargain: citizens would work killing hours and accept surprisingly low standards of living -- long commutes, cramped living space -- for the sake of national economic power and pride. But now that fanatical work ethic seems to be faltering among the young, who have startled their elders by choosing more leisure time over higher pay. "They enjoy having barbecues with their families," marvels an aging Toyota executive. "My generation never even thought of such things...
...loosest sense of the word, and its members are disparate. A philosophical base of sorts has been laid by Jack Herer's book The Emperor Wears No Clothes, an investigative history of marijuana and its uses. Groups like the Cannabis Action Network have brought youth and an environmentalist ethic into the trend. And the new film The Money Tree, about a pot grower, gives hempsters a movie to call their...
Harvard is not educating us poorly. Rather, it could do better with what it's got. Harvard's goal, I suggest, ought to be the complete restoration of a Socratic dialectic in our education. An ethic of continuous self-improvement demands more than just CUE Guide evaluations...