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Scholar Claims to Have Unlocked 'The Plato Code'

By Theunis BatesJun 30th 2010 – 3:45PM
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LONDON (June 30) -- A scholar unlocks a code buried within ancient Greek texts to discover secret messages left by a long-dead philosopher. This isn't the plot of the next Dan Brown novel, but the result of an English academic's five-year-long study of Plato. Jay Kennedy of the University of Manchester claims that Plato...

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The "Wisdom" of Pearson's Pineapple Passage

May 10th 2012 - 11:39AM

In a letter to the New York State Education Department, mega-test and textbook publisher Pearson Education defended a controversial reading passage and questions on the recently administered eighth grade reading assessment.

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Arianna: 'What It Means To Be Fearless'

By Elizabeth Kuster May 04th 2012 - 09:02AM

Everyone experiences fear sometimes -- it's part of being human.

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Arianna On The Meaning Of Fearlessness

By Elizabeth Kuster May 03rd 2012 - 09:46AM

Everyone experiences fear sometimes -- it's part of being human.

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Arianna: 'What It Means To Be Fearless'

By Elizabeth Kuster May 02nd 2012 - 03:53PM

Everyone experiences fear sometimes -- it's part of being human.

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Kool-Aid, Hemlock and Confucius

By Rodney L. Taylor, Ph.D. Apr 26th 2012 - 01:50PM

The drinking of two beverages -- sweet Kool-Aid and bitter hemlock, has portrayed suicide in Western culture, but with profound differences in the meaning of the act.

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Background on Greek philosophers

Ancient Greek philosophy arose in the 6th century BCE and continued through the Hellenistic period, at which point Ancient Greece was incorporated in the Roman Empire.

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