Gene Edward Veith | In an age of segmentation, late-night television remains one of America's few shared cultural experiences, and it all began with Johnny Carson
Did President Bush's inaugural address really have "too much God" in it?
An abandoned generation brings its yearning for father figures into the popular culture
In Israel and elsewhere, determining who are "the good guys" isn't so easy
One cable channel offers genuine reality TV: historical documentaries 24 hours a day
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Gene Edward Veith | Under the direction of Bruce Cole, the once-radical National Endowment for the Humanities has returned to the role of preserving America's heritage
Many of the rock and rap songs that adults despise are the bitter result of adult abandonment
