The March 19 issue of Maclean's has an article about how confusing parents are finding elementary school math curricula, with their myriad of alternatives for solving equations. Yeah, it's looking like home schooling.
In the same issue, their is an article about mobile phones being permitted during live theatre performances for the purpose of generating buzz about the show through social media. Is there nowhere anymore where people can get away from this kind of thing?
This week's edition of the online Matilda Ziegler Magazine for the Blind has an article about a woman whose state-appointed homemaker was stealing things from her house. Under the law of God, the homemaker should give back the things, or make restitution in varying amounts depending on what she did with the stuff. If she did not want to do this, the homemaker could serve the woman until the next sabbath year (2015.) If the homemaker did not want to do that, she could be executed.
This week's Barnes & Noble newsletter announces the relaunch of Oprah's book club. Thanks for the bad news.
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