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Gilbert T. Sewall

Gilbert T. Sewall, director of the American Textbook Council in New York City, is co-author of After Hiroshima: The United States Since 1945 and editor of The Eighties: A Reader. He is also a reviewer for Publishers Weekly.
by | Oct 14, 2015

For many Americans, the European migrant crisis is fading, out of sight and out of mind. That’s too bad, since…

by | Oct 7, 2015

Professor Raccoon is dismayed. The enrollment period at Amerika University is coming to an end, and Raccoon has almost no…

by | Sep 23, 2015

During the last year, facing waves of migrants and asylum seekers from Africa and the Middle East, Europe and its…

by | Sep 8, 2015

We are watching astonishing events unfold in Europe day by day. A sober New York Times front-page headline reads “Migrant…

by | Aug 4, 2015

Many people think Obama is a phony. They also think that he is amazingly shallow or ignorant on important policy…

by | Jul 30, 2015

Trusto and his friends have arrived at the Sunburst Ashram, the fabled retreat in Telluride. The six-day seminar, called “The…

by | Jul 16, 2015

Five years ago, after months of biased reporting, millions of Americans learned — incorrectly — that Christian extremists on the…

by | May 27, 2015

Prof. Raccoon, the chair of the Critical Studies Department, is scowling in the boxwood hedge. It’s Commencement Day, but he…

by | May 13, 2015

The New York Times op-ed headline screamed: Open Up, Europe! Let Migrants In. Last week, Philippe Legrain, a 41-year-old open-borders…

by | Apr 23, 2015

Having won the culture wars, the tenured humanities professoriate has dug in, ideologically petrified with guild seniority, at a potentially…

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