Academic freedom under seige
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Wednesday, June 20, 2007
In the annals of dubious achievements a "first" by academics in a democratic...
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Parental neglect: the Wavian muse
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Dr. Alexander Waugh (1840-1906) was a fine English surgeon, but by disp...
How's my grandparenting? (that bad, huh)
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Wednesday, June 06, 2007
For years, trucking companies have enlisted judgmental automobili...
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I feel like I've become a character in a Kafka novel
Tribunal's real purpose is to shame critics of Quebec "Conseil de Presse Decis...
A school board's message:Women good, men bad
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Wednesday, May 30, 2007
The Peel District School Board is one of Canada's largest, as ...
The 'art' of the disgusting
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Wednesday, May 23, 2007
This Friday, a terminally ill 47-yearold visual artist will petition a Montrea...
Barbara Kay: Goodness and Godliness go hand in hand – a response to John Moore
In his op ed today, "Goodness without Godliness," John Moore strikes a characteristically f...
Don't you know there's a war on?
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Remember Second World War English films and this inevitable exchange?
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A question of honour
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Wednesday, May 09, 2007
'What turns cosseted princes into steely-eyed warriors, prepared to die for...
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The unholy alliance between radical Islam and the hard left
In English Canada, the name Françoise David is not exactly ...
Tom Poston died this week at the fairly ripe age of 85. Yet it seems not so long ago that I was laughing at his youthful shtick on the Steve Allen show as the dimwitted "Man on the Street" who coul...
Christie's auction house is selling an oil painting by British painter Ozias Humphrey (1742-1810). The value of The Rice Portrait of Jane Austen (owner Henry Rice is an Austen descendant) is believe...
Fighting the Columbine copycats
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Wednesday, April 25, 2007
I'm weighing in on the Virginia Tech massacre bandwagon rather late, be...
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Barbara Kay: Should McGill's bioethicists be allowing a mother to give birth to her own sibling?
In post-biblical literature, King Solomon is known as a figure of grea...
What rhymes with 'I was wrong'?
Renowned Canadian poet David Solway once embraced the received wisdom of the left-wing intelligentsia-- then came 9/11
Barbara Kay, National Po...
London's Trafalgar Square is dominated by a monument, set on a 156-foot column, of Britain's greatest naval hero, Horatio, Lord Nelson. Nelson died in 1805 during the final hours of his command in ...
When life imitates Shakespeare
Barbara Kay, National Post
Published: Friday, March 30, 2007
The Merchant of Venice began a short run at Mc- Gill University t...
Seven years ago, Ken Sandall's wife walked out on him with their two young children. At the time, Ken was making $2,250 a month. A judge ordered him to pay $2,000 a month in spousal and child suppo...
I’m glad Saturday’s Post brought the loss of public civility in public to the fore. I am old enough to remember a time when extreme rudeness and coarse language were not tolerated, becau...
If, throughout her fascinating life, Barbara Amiel Black has come in for a lot of critical press, it is no doubt due in large part to her own controversial statements and choices. She's said some d...