MONKEYS IN THE CLASSROOM: September 2006 by Chronicles • September 1, 2006 • Printer-friendly

PERSPECTIVE

Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off
by Thomas Fleming

The right to an opinion.

VIEWS

Educated at Home
by Hugh Barbour, O.Praem.

The pleasure that comes with struggle.

The Supreme Court, Globalization, and the Teaching of Religion
by Tom Landess

Shaping society.

Education to the Rescue
by Troy Kickler

How Radical Republican teachers reconstructed the South.

Too Much Monkey Business
by James O. Tate

Inherit the agitprop.

NEWS

Nation-Building and the U.S. Military
by Robert D. Hickson

Reexamining America’s Role.

REVIEWS

Is Ann Coulter Among the Prophets?
by Robert Stacy McCain

Ann Coulter: Godless: The Church of Liberalism

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Thomas Fleming on George Garrett’s Empty Bed Blues

Mark Royden Winchell on Walter Sullivan’s Nothing Gold Can Stay: A Memoir

Leon Hadar on Ted Galen Carpenter’s A Collision Course Over Taiwan: America’s Coming War With China

Christopher Check on William Gilmore Simms’ A City Laid Waste: The Capture, Sack, and Destruction of the City of Columbia

CORRESPONDENCE

Letter From Arizona: Tax Credits and Education Reform: No Simple Task
by Tim Sifert

VITAL SIGNS

FOREIGN POLICY: Neocons, Naxalites, and National Demise
by Joseph E. Fallon

COLUMNS

The Bare Bodkin
by Joseph Sobran

Heresies
by Aaron D. Wolf

The Rockford Files
by Scott P. Richert

European Diary
by Andrei Navrozov

In The Dark
Superman Returns
by George McCartney

What’s Wrong With the World
by Chilton Williamson, Jr.

DEPARTMENTS

Polemics & Exchanges

American Proscenium

Cultural Revolutions

Poetry

Riderless Horses
by Peter Hunt

ON THE COVER

Cover by George McCartney, Jr.
Inside illustrations by Melanie Anderson.