Articles by Deborah Lambert

Principals apparently still frown on the “Lolita look” at graduation.

There’s a new “academic endeavor” coming soon to a campus near you. It’s called “Waste Studies.”

Why are school children forced to “bow to the altar of multiculturalism” as they did at the Amherst Middle School when kids had to celebrate something called “Open Tent Day”?

President Bush practices free speech at Furman University’s 2008 Commencement.

One of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ most meaningful talks this year was the one he gave at the Washington (DC) Jesuit Academy.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair recounts his own college experience at Oxford.

An irate father in Jackson, Mississippi is demanding that his daughter’s sixth grade teacher at the Chastain Middle School be fired, said pc.blogspot.com.

It appears that students are having more of a say in determining who will give the annual commencement address.

Although Ward Churchill was finally fired by the University of Colorado, Boulder for plagiarism and dishonest scholarship rather than his 9-11 remarks, you’d never know it from his website at www.wardchurchill.net, aka the “Ward Churchill Solidarity Network,” dedicated to “Defending Academic Freedom and Political Dissent.”

Some creative high-school seniors at Zion-Benton High school in Waukegan, Illinois recently thought up what they believed to be the perfect harmless prank.

If someone in your family is heading off to college shortly, here’s something you might want to think about.

The new chancellor at the University of Colorado at Boulder is trying to diversify the campus…with a conservative.