Kari Jenson Gold

The devout Lutheranism of my ancestors, which so shaped and defined my grandparents and parents, is dead and buried.  Continue Reading »

In a world overwhelmed by too much “content,” most of it unworthy, this publication consistently strives for wisdom, beauty, and truth. Continue Reading »

When sex is stripped of its significance, then rape stops being a uniquely dreadful crime.  Continue Reading »

Princeton’s Gothic towers point to a higher truth. But the school's new creed of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion cannot permit spires. Continue Reading »

In our thirteen years at the Nightingale-Bamford School, we experienced wonderful times and difficult ones. Yet, you could hardly recognize the school today. Continue Reading »

In a world where all is understood through the lens of power, love is impossible. Women will always be destined for unhappiness if they choose power over love.  Continue Reading »

The life of the mind can be a precious, beautiful thing, but divorced from the physical, it leads inexorably to corruption. Continue Reading »

Even before de Blasio brought the place to her knees, New York had ceased to be as compelling. Continue Reading »

The “woke” Episcopal Church of 2019 stands firmly with Team Herod. Continue Reading »

We play a game in my family called Blame It on W. At first, we were a little slow to understand the rules, but, living on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, we pretty soon got the hang of it. To take an obvious example, even if Bush didn’t actually fly the planes into the Twin Towers (and the . . . . Continue Reading »