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The Concord Review, a quarterly history journal which publishes history essays written by HS students
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09/10/2024

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06/03/2022

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07/12/2020

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Op-Ed by Rick Hess KIPP’s new mantra: ‘Slack off. Be mean.’ Forbes Education K-12 Schooling July 6, 2020 Last week, just bef...

07/10/2020

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At times like this, it is always useful to remember the poem written by Pastor Martin Niemöller (1892-1984) about the cowardice of German...

07/07/2020

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“Footbinding in China: A Curious Look at the Male Role in a Tool of Social Subjugation” Melodie Dongyao Liu The Concord Review Fall 2015 Fo...

06/26/2020

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The Americans also had a second advantage. They were blessed with an exceptional leader in the person of George Washington, a man of such f...

06/21/2020

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With people across virtually the entire ideological spectrum being offended by inequalities and their consequences, why do these inequaliti...

06/20/2020

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Soviet Dissidents shared this advice through samizdat before the fall of the Soviet Union : DON'T THINK. IF YOU THINK, DON'T SPEAK. ...

06/09/2020

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06/03/2020

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29 May 2020 SINGAPORE Dear Mr. Fitzhugh, I am incredibly overjoyed at this piece of wonderful news! To date, getting published in The Concor...

05/26/2020

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I belong to the generation of patriots that fought World War II. On the occasion of Winston Churchill's death in 1965, I wrote (in Cornell's...

05/24/2020

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My God!—to be a part of Edwards in the late forties and early fifties!—even to be on the ground and hear one of those incredible explosions ...

05/12/2020

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The policymaker undertakes multiple tasks, many of them shaped by his society’s history and culture. He must first of all make an analysis o...

05/09/2020

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We were considered such dunces, [he recalls in My Early Lif e] that we could only learn English. Mr Somervell—a most delightful man, to whom...

04/29/2020

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“Getting Carried Away With History” Marcia Reecer, American Educator , [AFT] Winter 1993/1994 , pp. 19-23 “Wanted: Essays for ...

04/07/2020

Article April 05, 2020 History K-12 Education COVID-19 Related Articles Domestic Faction in a Republic, Part I Postmodern ideology, with its roots in higher education, is the source of poisonous faction in the United States today, writes George Seaver. But in the ancient Greek republics, factions we...

04/03/2020

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Henry V Chorus O for a Muse of fire, that would ascend The brightest heaven of invention, A kingdom for a stage, princes to act And monarchs...

03/28/2020

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When the academy is forced to explain the value of the humanities, the language that it uses is pathetically insipid. You may have heard th...

03/10/2020

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William Shakespeare [1603] (from As You Like It , spoken by Jaques) All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; The...

03/06/2020

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The Concord Review is the world’s only academic journal publishing the history papers of high school students.

Since 1987, The Concord Review has published the academic history papers of bright and ambitious high school students. We are committed to raising the bar of academic excellence by recognizing the ability of secondary students to read nonfiction books and to write at a level far beyond what is required in school. The Concord Review strives to inspire students to become Varsity Scholars.

The Concord Review is highly competitive and only about 5% of submissions are published. 35% of our published authors have gone on to Ivy League schools or Stanford.

Whether or not a paper is published, a student grows tremendously by completing the writing process and submitting a paper. In addition to our publication, we also offer summer writing programs and assessment services. Annually we award the Emerson Prize to The Concord Review authors who have shown outstanding promise in history.

(Varsity Academics is a registered trademark of The Concord Review, Inc.)