 |
July 16, 2011 -- 9:00 a.m. EDT
See all of today's editorials and op-eds, video interviews and commentary on Opinion Journal.
REVIEW & OUTLOOK
COMMENTARY
Kyle Wingfield: When Teachers Cheat---And Then Blame the TestsIt's the students who suffer most.
* * *
DAVID STROM
David Strom: Minnesotans Shrug Off the ShutdownThe unavailability of beer, cigarettes and fishing licenses seemed to annoy them the most.
* * *
Notable & QuotableRuy Teixeira writes that President Obama's ability to spur job growth—not his fealty to liberal doctrine—is the only thing most voters care for.
* * *
Notable & QuotableJonathan Tobin on Roger Clemens and the government's wasteful pursuit of high-profile steroid prosecutions.
* * *
ADAM ROSS
Five Best: Cruelty in Fact and FictionAdam Ross provides an overview of mankind's capacity for malice through the lens of five books, from novelist J.M. Coetzee's "Disgrace" to Robert Hughes's historical account of Australia's birth.
* * *
CHARLOTTE ALLEN
What Love Has LostWhat does it mean to love someone? In a secular age, is despair the only alternative for the godless? Charlotte Allen reviews three new books on the subject of love.
* * *
PETER PLAGENS
When the West Coast Went Pop"L.A. Rising" and "Rebels in Paradise" present the West Coast art of the '60s as a retroactive preview of the art world we have now, says Peter Plagens.
* * *
ADAM SAVAGE
Young Men and FireOur childhood fascination with a fire is the foundation of all scientific discovery. Adam Savage reviews "The Practical Pyromaniac." |
See all of today's editorials and op-eds, video interviews and commentary on Opinion Journal.
Follow WSJ on  Facebook and  Twitter.
##START_HEADLINE##'Exchange' You Can't Believe In##END_HEADLINE##
| |
|
advertisement
| |  |  | A bipartisan deficit-reduction deal was to be a key weapon in Obama's 2012... | | | | | The lenders had a combined shortfall of $3.54 billion in capital under a simulated worst-case economic scenario. Another 16 banks narrowly passed the tests. | | | | |  | | The U.S. will from now on treat Libya's opposition National Transitional... | | | | | Financial markets are scrambling to work out what a downgrade of U.S debt would mean for millions of investors as well as insurers, banks, money-market funds and pension funds. | | |
| | |
| TODAY'S MOST POPULAR: OPINION |
|
|
|
Online Journal E-Mail Center 
