Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

What many of us have long noticed anecdotally is now shown empirically.

In an essay distributed by the James G. Martin center for Academic Renewal, writer Ben Cohen traces its roots.

A source, and sometimes target, of these dispatches, Professor Martin Kich of Wright State University, used the academe blog maintained by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) to denigrate conservative U. S. Representative Louis Gohmert, R-Texas, but without quite answering what he viewed as the congressman’s misstatements.

The faculty at Pitzer College passed a BDS resolution that the student government there is protesting.

One of our favorite economists, Richard Vedder, actually looked at the numbers, starting with constant dollars that factor out inflation.

Because they were interpreted as favorable to him.

And held a panel discussion to discuss it.

A law professor from Penn came up with her own words to ban on campus but it’s much more limited than the speech codes of her adversaries.

Are they catching up with technology or duplicating what is already going on off campus?

On the eve of a Mississippi runoff for a U. S. Senate seat, the question is a germane one.

Here’s a fascinating bit of history: Thanksgiving and the first amendment are practically twins, passed within 24 hours of each other.

We’ve moved well beyond the vortex of ignorance where college freshman don’t know basic civics.