KC Dickinson

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• 7 Wit and Whimsy: A Review of "The Terminal"

  While Steven Spielberg's newest film won't be remembered as long as the Charlie Chaplin and Frank Capra films that inspired it, "The Terminal" is a refreshing summer film that is both thoughtful and whimsically funny.

  in Video — by KC Dickinson — on Jun 23, 2004

• 6 Of Scalawags and Spies

  Two new books give positive portrayals of Southerners who supported the Union during the Civil War.

  in Books — by KC Dickinson — on May 02, 2004

• 5 Artificial Intelligence Illuminates Creation and Procreation

  Steven Spielberg's "AI: Artificial Intelligence," the story of a futuristic Pinocchio, reveals painful truths about man's failure to love others, beginning with his children.

  in Video — by KC Dickinson — on Apr 26, 2004

• 4 Ten Things to Take From The Proper Care & Feeding of Husbands

  Dr. Laura has written a useful book for women who want to strengthen their marriages

  Review in Books — by KC Dickinson — on Apr 26, 2004

• 3 Are All Saved?

  Are all in the end saved? Though we cannot affirm it, we may hope it, according to Richard John Neuhaus in an argument he makes in Death on a Friday Afternoon.

  in Books — by KC Dickinson — on Apr 21, 2004

• 2 Bad Homilies Part I: Misdirected Piety

  in Culture — by KC Dickinson — on Mar 22, 2004

• 1 For the Greater Good

  Anne Applebaum's survey of the Soviet gulag shows why we fought the Cold War.

  in Books — by KC Dickinson — on Mar 22, 2004