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Real Valentines

The Bucknell University Conservatives Club will be selling carnations and roses to benefit Susquehanna Valley Women in Transition, a shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.

College Prep

Surreal Valentines

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and you should know that homosexual activists, including those on your child’s school campus, will use this as an opportunity to promote their same-sex marriage agenda.

College Prep

Federal Court Enforces Tolerance

Last week, a federal appeals court refused to uphold the parental and religious rights of two Massachusetts couples—
David and Tonia Parker and Rob and Robin Wirthlin
whose young children were exposed to books that promoted homosexual “marriage” in their elementary school.

Perspectives

Tears Of A Clown

I have just seen Hillary Clinton
and her former Yale law professor both in tears at a campaign rally
here in my home state of Connecticut. My own reaction
was of regret that, when I terminated her employment on the Nixon impeachment
staff, I had not reported her unethical practices to the appropriate
bar associations

College Prep

San Diego Policy Postponed

The proposed policy change would eliminate parental notification when children as young as age 12 are let off campus for “confidential medical services,” including abortions and psychiatric counseling.

News

Ivory Tower Windfall

Like the government programs they have become, colleges and universities have morphed into bottomless pits for federal and state subsidies and magnets for corruption.

News

AIA at CPAC

Accuracy in Academia will share a booth with its sister organization Accuracy in Media at the Conservative Political Action Conference.

News

Above the Law

In a new twist on criminal sympathy, Professor April Miller argued that murder may serve as a means of female resistance against the “patriarchal machinery” that is the law.

Perspectives

Happy Birthday Dutch

Showing the foresight that marked his life, Ronald Reagan neatly analyzed a pivotal shortfall in American education at the end of his final televised address as president in 1989.

College Prep

Milton Friedman Vindicated

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger may at last be taking a first step toward putting into action the ideas of the late Nobel Laureate and “Father of Modern School Reform.”

College Prep

Court Upholds First Amendment

The Long Beach District School Board has approved a settlement agreement with Christopher Rand, a high school student who was denied credit for community service hours he completed at his church.