Dismayed in the USA
"There's one thing I'd really like to see made in America—more jobs," says Editor-in-Chief of The Saturday Evening Post in regards to the Jul/Aug feature stories.
From the Editor
Arriving this Week: the May/June Issue
Editor-in-chief Stephen C. George discusses what's rolling into town in the next Post.
Fresh Eyes
My son Thomas fancies himself an artist. He works in watercolors and pastels mostly (easier to clean up, you see),
and his subject matter is narrowly focused—actually, it’s mostly dinosaurs. But his love of art can’t be denied and so, to broaden his horizons a little bit, I often take him to museums and galleries [...]
A Home Story
In his column on page 8, Charles Osgood writes “the home that’s fondest … is one we remember from childhood.” As a kid, I moved a lot—Dad was in construction, and we went where the work was—so “home” was a series of houses stretching from Boston to Topeka. But it didn’t take a second to [...]
Taking It on Faith
As a nation, we’re far from achieving a perfect balance on church-and-state issues, or even always appreciating how the First Amendment helps maintain that balance. But we’re learning.
A Nation of Innovation
Twitter, Facebook, iPhones, GPS, digital sound — the endless stream of technological, social, and artistic advances is a modern by-product of one of our country’s greatest assets — American ingenuity. For two centuries, America has reigned as the most innovative nation on the planet — a force nourished by limitless curiosity, an openness to new ideas, and a system that allows [...]
The Best is Yet to Come (July/August 2009)
A note from Post Editor-in-Chief Patrick Perry.
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