Articles by Deborah Lambert

At the U. of Hawaii, things got a little testy recently when a request by two homosexual students to reside in the “married” dorm was turned down.

This year, the Mesa, Arizona school district caused a campus uproar by enacting its own hug ban.

The average annual compensation package for each D.C. area school superintendent will run well over $350,000 per year

When Family Security Matters released its 2nd annual tally of “America’s Most Dangerous College Courses,” reporter Jason Rantz noted that little has changed on college campuses.

Another lesson from our British cousins on what could happen here.

Today’s pragmatic students are more focused on grades and careers than on moonlight serenades.

When “asked by a national climate change campaign to spend a day teaching about global warming, Brown University philosophy professor, Felicia Ackerman, explains why she decided not to do so,” noted Joanne Jacobs in rightyblogs.com.

In a recent column at mindingthecampus.com, author and commentator John Leo noted that although former Harvard president Larry Summers was given the boot by leftist profs for telling “unwelcome truths,” Duke University president Richard Brodhead would apparently not suffer the same fate after the Duke “non-rape” case.

“STUDENT ARRESTED FOR CUTTING FOOD WITH KNIFE”
was the headline of a recent story on Orlando Florida’s News Channel 6.

If the top-tier Democratic presidential candidates had their way, the homosexual fairy tale book, King and King, would be deemed appropriate for all second graders.

Schools respond to high stakes testing with low impact homework.

A professor at the U. Of Southern California has devised a procedure for integrating “educational role-playing games into the classroom.”