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Scholars who go against the academic grain and suffer the consequences for their apostasy have pinned some hopes for change on developing technology.

One of the reasons that Liberals have so many misconceptions about conservatives is that their knowledge of history seems to begin when they get up in the morning.

The type of programming that would get a parental lock at home comes in the classroom live and courtesy of the health care bill.

Those who most loudly proclaim the need for qualified math and science teachers are literally being challenged on how much they value science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Liberal student groups at George Washington University outnumber conservative groups by 13 to six.

Actually, if the complete history of slavery were explored, purists might be surprised at what they find.

Not since the Norman conquerors of England published their laws in French, for an English-speaking nation, centuries ago, has there been such contempt for the people’s right to know what laws were being imposed on them.—Thomas Sowell

For years, America has bought into the idea that college degrees are not only badges of honor but must-have tickets that miraculously open doors for the recipients and practically guarantee lucrative careers.

Until recently, campus roommates were a non-negotiable item for incoming college freshmen.

The Los Angeles Times is facing a boycott from the city’s teachers union after publishing a study that analyzed the effectiveness of over 6,000 elementary school teachers.

While baby boomers are still the driving force that controls America’s cultural and spending habits, when it comes to preferred methods of communication, they are pathetically out of the loop.

One wonders sometimes if America would prosper if Academia didn’t.