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Pensées on the Pascal Institute

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By Joshua Katz
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
The third-oldest college in the United States is small and, to borrow a word from the headline of a recent positive article about it in The Chronicle of Higher Education, “weird.” Founded in 1696 as King William’s School, St. John’s College in Annapolis has since 1937 provided its undergraduates, all of whom study Ancient Greek and are working toward a BA in liberal arts, with a University of Chicago–inspired curriculum in the great books that eschews nearly all secondary material.
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Remembering the Tall Ships and the Bicentennial

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By Joshua Katz
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
There is only one exact date from before my tenth birthday that I have never forgotten: July 4, 1976. I was six and in Manhattan, the place I was born and raised. It was a famously grim time for New York. There was litter everywhere, and graffiti. My friends and I carried “mugger money.” The Son of Sam was about to embark on his killing spree. The Yankees would go on to be swept by the Reds in the World Series.
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Remembering the Tall Ships and the Bicentennial

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By Joshua Katz
| City Journal Verified
Fifty years ago, America knew how to celebrate. / Arts and Culture, States and Cities / Eye on the News / Arts and Culture, States and Cities There is only one exact date from before my tenth birthday that I have never forgotten: July 4, 1976. I was six and in Manhattan, the place I was born and raised. It was a famously grim time for New York. There was litter everywhere, and graffiti. My friends and I carried “mugger money.” The Son of Sam was about to embark on his killing spree.
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