Philip Green

Apr 8, 2024 | mydakotan.com | Philip Green |Lydia Hoverson |Kim Fundingsland

Written byKim Fundingsland| The Dakotan•Wyatt Waselenchuk (Photo: submitted)Wyatt Waselenchuk (Photo: submitted)UNION LAKE, Mich. –The ACHA announced today that Minot State men’s hockey head coach Wyatt Waselenchuk has been named the 2024 Men’s Division I Coach of the Year as selected by ACHA Men’s Division I head coaches.

Dec 18, 2023 | logosjournal.com | Philip Green

Part I: TreasonDuring the latter stages of World War II, the American labor movement was divided sharply in two: on the one hand the old line craft unions, such as ladies’ garments and headgear, joined in the American Federation of Labor; on the other the unions attached to the newer mass industries: auto , mining, steel, aluminum (see Dashiell Hammett’s Red Harvest).

Jun 22, 2023 | takingsides.medium.com | Philip Green

Daniel Ellsberg, an American hero, just died after a long illness.

Jun 5, 2023 | takingsides.medium.com | Philip Green

In my previous blog, on immigration, I referred to the question of religion as a source of ideas about "right" or "wrong." I finessed the question, though, not by going into the depths of moral belief and their sources, but by demonstrating where the conventional, accepted, discourse on immigration leads when we reject hatred and fear and lies.

May 24, 2023 | takingsides.medium.com | Philip Green

[This essay is adapted from "The Discourse on Immigration," originally published in Logos: A Journal of Modern Society and Culture (on-line), 2007; reprinted in Phiip Green, American Democracy, Selected Essays, Palgrave MacMillan, 119-130)]The question of immigration is basically the much deeper question of migration and its causes: that is, of what we owe to each other in the world we share.