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The Organized Catholic Ethic

In their zealous push for every item on the countercultural agenda, modern-day labor leaders and their alleged academic supporters may be alienating some of their natural allies.

News

Campus Roundup

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi’s answer to the problem of soaring college costs is a problem in itself according to research.

News

Citizen Collegiates?

Higher Education in the United States is causing a “Coming Crisis in Citizenship” and the situation has prompted renewed efforts by groups like the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), the Young America’s Foundation and the Leadership Institute to name but three.

Perspectives

Kindergarten Censorship Update

A trial concerning the censorship of art depicting Jesus Christ starts today
in the federal case of Peck v. Baldwinsville School District.
The case involves a school district’s censorship of a kindergartner’s
art poster containing a picture of Jesus.

College Prep

California Credentials Questioned

We should streamline our credentialing system so that every child has access to teachers highly qualified not because they hold a paper credential but because they demonstrate subject-matter competence, classroom performance, and passion for their job.

Features

PA Schools get Good News

Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF), which sponsors
after-school Good News Clubs, has recently gained equal access to
use an elementary school facility in Clinton County.

Book Reviews

Unsung History

Although they are set there, Vesta Sithole’s memoirs are unlikely to be covered in an African Studies course.

College Prep

Public School Powder Kegs

Despite the touchy-feely pronouncements of their proponents, America’s Public Schools have become battlegrounds over divisive issues that divide an already divided nation even further.

Perspectives

Bias of Bias Naysayers

It turns out that those critics from the Higher Education Establishment who deny the presence of bias in American colleges and universities are themselves part of the problem.

Perspectives

Virginia Scholar Vindicated

Dr. Jean R. Cobbs, a tenured full professor of sociology and social work, who was fired by the Virginia State University administration two years ago, received a settlement of $600,000.00 last week.