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How can they teach tomorrow’s reporters how to cover the news of the future accurately when they can’t remember what they read yesterday?

We actually found an American History teacher capable of critical thinking.

The education reformers trying to avert abstinence education in favor of the now old-fashioned contraceptive instruction tell us that they are doing it, as they do everything else, “for the children.” One wonders whose interests they are really representing.

Kofi Annan wants the U.S. to be involved with the UN, but on his terms.

Two university professors recently concluded that Fox News coverage helped elect President Bush.

In the wake of a plagiarism scandal, Harvard thinks they should focus on time management instead of catching and punishing plagiarists.

Professor Alan Levy may not have recieved support from the committee he testified to, but did recieve positive feedback from Slippery Rock students who think he’s right.

As with their Christmas campaign, the Liberty Counsel has just launched a “Friend or Foe” Graduation Prayer Campaign to ensure that the religious freedoms are not trampled on as students leave school.

College professors say the darndest things.

College professors say the darndest things.

In late March, the Pennsylvania State Select Committee held hearings on academic freedom at Millersville University.

Some school administrators and teachers at Potomac High School in Maryland might be trying to improve abysmal test scores by gaming the exam.