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Fewer International Students a Loss for America
The United States is losing her appeal to international students. Once accounting for nearly half of students worldwide, the number now constitutes 24 percent.
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Freedom, Love, and the Vision of Edith Wharton
Wharton was the mind that gave the most rich and complex expression of the glory and failings of this fascinating time and place. She clearly loved freedom, and despised impositions on the human personality, which is why she was one of the few literary giants of her time to see the power of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. At the same time, there is no form of freedom that can stamp out the failings of human nature; freedom is a beginning – a necessary foundation with which no human community can do without – for the development of a truly civilized society.
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