Sarah Schutte is a Podcast Manager at National Review. She specializes in food and beverages, with a particular focus on the beverage industry. Sarah's insights and expertise in these areas have garnered her features in prominent publications, including National Review.
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Sarah Schutte's articles are exclusively opinion editorials, with a focus on government and politics, culture and society, family and relationships, entertainment news, as well as world affairs. She covers topics such as opinion pieces, politics criticism, antisemitism, and Israel.
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A season of joyful preparation leads us to Christmas. W hile Advent isn't as solemn as Lent, this liturgical season of preparation still asks some sacrificing of those who participate.
The oft-overlooked Marmee steadies and guides.
My plan: to make ten recipes over the course of a week.
Satire and small-town charm can get you through the cold winter months.
Whatever type of story you prefer, fable or horror or romance, there’s something for everyone in these classics.
This dish is easier and more delicious than I'd anticipated. Disclaimer: The comments on these pieces often ask for the recipes I mention.
A small-town mortician’s thoughtful new book is worth a read.
Some helpful hints for personalizing your gift-book choices this year.
On finding unexpected joy in the Bard among children O n a whim last fall, I decided to assign my students some Shakespeare. The results were nothing short of delightful.
And what doesn't C hildren are notoriously difficult to write for, and rightly so, but they deserve more consideration than we're often inclined to give them.
