The war against Christmas is raging, over carols and cookie icing, in schools and on public property, but many fighting against Christmas are finding themselves in court.
Monthly Archives For December 2005
Cindy at SUNY
Sheehan $11,000 speech draws crowd, but few students in SUNY Oneonta for “Making a Difference Week.”
Potheaded
Pot users at UMASS-Amherst arrested despite referendum request not to have marijuana violations strictly enforced.
R-rated Movies Given the Boot
Students in Montgomery County just may have to start reading their literature, since the school district banned PG-13 and R movies.
Silencing Science
There is a new inquisition taking place among the scientific community, where scientists who dare speak the heresy “intelligent design theory” face certain persecution.
Dangerfield Conservatives
“The low point was a heckler calling me a ‘facist f**k.,’ then running out of the room—by mistake for him, into a closet,” Stein wrote in The American Spectator.
News as Activism
Recently reporter Campbell Brown talked about the activism of the news media after 9-11 and Hurricane Katrina. What ever happened to “just the facts ma’am”?
The Christmas Remix
The Catholic League presents brand new politically correct song titles for your “Holiday” enjoyment.
Caught on Tape
Filmmaker Maloney attacks collegiate bias from behind the lens in “Brainwashing 101 and 201.”
Grade Curve?
The great test scores that you have been hearing about may not be as impressive as the educational establishment wants you to think they are.