Not so many mothers are at home in the afternoon anymore. Those who are at home are usually "moms" to latch-key children, too. Confronted with the prospect of going home to an empty house, children will usually, if they can, gravitate to the home of … [Read more...] about Children Are Crying for Moms at Home

President Ronald Reagan signed the Child Protection Act into law on May 21, 1984 -- a new Federal law designed to wipe out the evil of child pornography. This was a great day for all those who believe in fundamental decency, and a rewarding day for … [Read more...] about New Weapons In Pornography Battle

The sponsors of the new legislation proposed in Congress which is pompously entitled "The Civil Rights Bill of 1984" (S.2568) assert that its "sole purpose" is "to undo the effects of Grove City." In fact, this bill is so far-reaching and … [Read more...] about The Big Brother Bill of 1984

While waiting in a hotel room recently for my friends to arrive, I turned on the television. I watched in horror for five long minutes while a sadistic, retarded man beat, struck, and terrorized a frightened, helpless woman. The prolonged violence … [Read more...] about Does Pornography Promote Domestic Violence?

The American people are weary of the 1984 Presidential campaign, yet we are only midway toward its finale on November 6. Articles are beginning to appear suggesting that the cause of public disaffection is that the primaries impose artificial and … [Read more...] about Whats Happened to the Democratic Party?

The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, known to the world as UNESCO, has three principal mandates: the eradication of world illiteracy, the preservation of historical monuments, and the pursuit of scientific exchange. … [Read more...] about UNESCO: Propoganda Not Education

It wasn't merely revenge for Jimmy Carter's boycott of the 1980 Olympic Games that caused the Soviets to announce that their athletes would not be permitted to participate in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles this summer. The Communists are not … [Read more...] about Moscow at the Olympics

The "phonics-first" versus the "look-say" method of teaching children to read has been a burning education controversy ever since the publication of Rudolf Flesch's 1955 book "Why Johnny Can't Read." Generally, those with a vested interest in the … [Read more...] about The Great Debate About Reading Goes On and On

Are the movie-makers deliberately selling us leftwing, liberal propaganda on political and social issues? Or, are they merely free-enterprise entrepreneurs who are interested only in making fast bucks by giving the public what it wants? Put another … [Read more...] about The Liberal Biases of the Movie-Makers

The federal income tax is much more than a device to raise revenues to pay the costs of government. Nestled within its intricate rate structure and complicated layers of credits, exemptions, deductions, and penalties, the income tax code contains … [Read more...] about Social Policy in the Income Tax