"Vita est lavorum." That's Latin for "Life is a job." I didn't learn that in school or even from a book. I learned that from Father Guido Sarducci.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a not so “steamy” historical romance.

The recently-published “Social Justice Warrior Handbook,” which satirizes people who promote liberal, multicultural, anti-capitalist, anti-globalization, politically correct views, could have had Indian activist and mountebank Vandana Shiva on the cover. She opposes the tools and practices of modern agriculture and science--and well, modernity in general—and advocates retrogressive policies that will cause widespread malnourishment, deprivation and death to the very people she claims to champion. And she’s no friend of the environment, either.

Despite being the best-educated generation in American history, many millennials need fundamental practical advice about how to succeed. They have fallen behind their forebears in critical thinking and written and oral communication skills. They struggle with applying knowledge and skills in practical settings, and with ethical decision-making and collaborating in teams.