Before academics downplay the dangers of MS 13 gangs that the President highlighted in his State of the Union message, they should contemplate the realities that U. S. law enforcement agents, not to mention citizens, face.
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Before academics downplay the dangers of MS 13 gangs that the President highlighted in his State of the Union message, they should contemplate the realities that U. S. law enforcement agents, not to mention citizens, face.
On his birthday, and, for that matter, most days, it is useful to remind ourselves what Ronald Reagan accomplished as president.
Well, they don’t call it that officially, yet. “A California State University-Dominguez Hills lecturer recently used her political science course syllabus to assert that President Trump was elected by ‘appealing to hatred and bigotry,’ even…
At Georgetown, the former runs afoul of the latter.
At least one public intellectual has come up with a critical read on modern day culture that is worth reviewing, and not just because it will make feminists howl.
If you are following the story of the Marine-hating teacher who shared his angst with his students, you might know that: (a.) He’s, to put it mildly, unrepentant; and (b.) There may be many more…
Despite their best efforts, environmentalists have not been able to green Christianity, in fact they’ve been losing ground, according to a survey from Indiana University.
A Staten Island public school has scrapped its annual father-daughter dance so as not to run afoul of Governor Cuomo’s Department of Education.
The good news is that here are still courses at Columbia that allow for genuine academic inquiry. The bad news is that it is too easy to find the other type.
A young man from Saddleback College recently offered an essay in the Intercollegiate Review that illustrates a trend we’ve noticed for some time: the greatest danger to free speech on campus comes not from the professoriate, no matter how far left they lean, but from administrators.