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Harvard Report: President Trump ‘Received Unsparing Coverage’ by the Media, Mostly Negative
A Harvard University study discovered that the media coverage about President Trump’s first one-hundred days in office were overwhelmingly negative.
MIT Creates Solar-Powered Tax Shelter
Last year, MIT proudly announced that it was building a solar energy plant in North Carolina that it claimed would benefit both the bay and “tar heel” states. More than half a year later, those…
Let’s Be a Little More Careful, Please
Aaron Barlow at the Academe Blog talks about how academics often dismiss the heartland of America as “hillbillies” and trash, which they should not do.
Duke: Diversity in Divinity
Dr. Paul Griffiths urged colleagues to not attend diversity training and ended up resigning when faced with two disciplinary actions at Duke Divinity School.
Academics Surrounded by Reality
Basic economics and reality confound college professors, such as public perception of jobs and economic growth.
The Tennessee Legislature’s Defense of Campus Free Speech
John K. Wilson of the AAUP writes about the new campus free speech law in Tennessee and some of the pros and cons of the law.
Dismantling the Marxist Madrassas
Liberty University, which hosted President Trump for commencement, is upsetting the liberal apple cart of higher education.
John Guandolo Discusses The Muslim Brotherhood’s Network in America, Attacks the Media
John Guandolo, a former FBI agent, discussed sharia law, CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood’s American presence in a recent interview with Alex Nitzberg.
Linda Sarsour: With Academics like these, who needs Enemies?
Linda Sarsour is not a terrorist, claimed two rabbis in an op-ed. Sarsour is an anti-Israel activist and will be speaking at CUNY’s commencement this year.
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Law Professors Sign Letter Opposing Kavanaugh
The FBI report is not the only thing senators can read today.
Harvard Law Students File Title IX Grievance Against Judge Kavanaugh
Even with the elastic way that law has been stretched, this extracurricular activity was too much, even for law professors at Harvard sympathetic to Title IX and unsympathetic towards President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee.
American Public School Teachers Getting Shortchanged
That’s right, you read that here.
RIP Robert M. O’Neil
We bid a fond farewell to Robert M. O’Neil of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP).
Haunted Colleges Not Just For Halloween
here’s a website where you can find the colleges most likely to have ghost stories connected with them.
Silent Sam & North Carolina Elections
Silent Sam, the taciturn statue pulled down by student activists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, looms over political campaigns in the tar heel state but maybe not in the way most pundits would predict.
University of Pennsylvania Hires Chief Wellness Officer, but Doesn’t Explain the Job Responsibilities to the Public
The University of Pennsylvania hired a Chief Wellness Officer, the alleged first of its kind in the Ivy League schools, but will not tell what it means.
Are MBAs Passe?
If they are collateral damage from the Trump recovery, universities will have another reason to hate the president.
On Judge Kavanaugh It’s Harvard Versus America
While student activists at Harvard managed to keep the Judge Brett Kavanaugh off campus whether he gets confirmed to the Supreme Court or not, elsewhere on campus, pollsters found that the American public does not feel the same way.
Berkeley Free Speech Expert: Dangers Off Campus
Despite the inability of Berkeley officials to safely host events featuring conservative speakers, the free speech expert at the law school there sees the greatest dangers to freedom of expression beyond Berkeley’s gates. Indeed, said…
Book Review
Book Review: Is ‘The Dying Citizen’ a Prediction of America’s Future?
America’s ongoing and seemingly-constant crises have left Americans scrambling to find a sense of normalcy and safety. Just in time, to cut through the chaotic bombardment of conflicting messages and opinions while providing a voice…
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The Origins of Political Correctness
Emerson College: ‘Homosexual’ is Offensive to Gays so Stop Using It
Self-Identifying Marxist Professors Outnumber Conservatives as College Professors
Ayn Rand Reconsidered
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