Beyond the Rhetoric

Every Wednesday, I look around for some good blog posts to share with the Beyond the Rhetoric readership. Most weeks, these collections can be quite varied in subject matter and this week is no exception. Enjoy! Eric Garay may be best known for his computer-leaning ways, but he can also get political from time to [...]

Well, another month has come and gone, so let’s have a look at who had the most to say in the month of May on Beyond the Rhetoric. This blog certainly wouldn’t be the same if it were not for the comments from my valued readers! Not surprisingly, Ray Ebersole once again tops the list [...]

Every Wednesday, I share several blog posts from around the Internet. Many of these I find on my own, usually through my RSS subscriptions, but I gladly accept submissions from the online community as well. Sending those to me via Twitter is best. Here is this week’s collection. Ray Ebersole comments on what his school [...]

Waiting for Superman (2010) There are certain documentaries that take a completely neutral approach to their subject matter. Most nature documentaries are like that. Then, there are other documentaries with a very clear political message. Waiting for Superman is one such example, but it doesn’t go quite as far as Michael Moore’s films. While you [...]

The following is a guest post by Dona Collins. The opinions expressed are wholly her own and do not necessarily represent those of Michael Kwan or Beyond the Rhetoric. An old saying goes like this: “What you don’t know won’t hurt you.” What follows is the corollary to that supposition. The cost of advanced education [...]