Radical ideas that defy reality can flourish at Universities that indoctrinate students with intellectual insanity while inculcating them against Biblical morality. “Post-truth,” the “Oxford Dictionary’s Word of the Year 2016,” provides an apt description of…
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Federal Government Spends Too Much of Your Money
Unlike professors who haven’t read the federal budget, scholars who actually have can’t find any cuts. The Heritage Foundation hosted a panel discussion on how to improve agency performance with fiscal discipline, and two professors…
Economic Professors Point Out Flaws in American Government Budgeting
If public administration majors really want to do the public a service, they would do well to look for ways to really cut the federal budget. Two economics professors spoke at the conservative think tank…
We Remember Pearl Harbor
We at Accuracy in Academia recognize the sacrifices made on that day, where U.S. servicemen died in Pearl Harbor when Japanese bombers attacked the U.S. fleet stationed there. We remember December 7th, 1941 through the words…
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What’s Next for Trump and Taiwan?
Before President-elect Trump’s recent exchange of greetings with Taiwanese leaders, Gordon G. Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China, spoke at the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation , giving his take the incoming administration and…
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North Korean Defector Outlines Struggles of Leaving Children Behind
Don’t expect the word “communist” to join the host of adjectives that precede the word “studies” in academe. Genuine studies of communist oppression don’t fit the academic narrative. At a Heritage Foundation panel discussion recently,…
The Moral Sickness of the Left
Donald J. Trump is labeled by CNN as a liar on a regular basis, while the dead communist tyrant Fidel Castro is lauded as a revolutionary hero. American reporters are in Havana, Cuba to film…
Brookings Experts Wonder Why Early Childhood Ed Isn’t Working
Ron Haskins of the Brookings Institution wondered why “children who participated in Tennessee’s statewide pre-K program had worse attitudes toward school and poorer work habits than children who didn’t.” Haskins co-authored a policy brief (entitled…
Academic Freedom has Veered Off Course
Jay Schalin, Director of Policy Analysis at the John William Pope Center for Higher Education, wrote an insightful report on academic freedom in public versus private colleges, the roots and evolution of academic freedom, and…
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Notre Dame Professor Thinks Reporters Are Brave Soldiers
Perhaps if we still had the draft, professors would understand the difference between soldiers who put their lives at risk every day and reporters who don’t.
AAUP Blog Points Up UVA Double Standard
Nothing shows how flimsy the pretext of academic integrity is than the efforts of a Republican to enter academic ranks.
Republican Revisionism
It does occur. For example, among establishment Republicans who fret that taking a tough position on border security endangers a GOP seeking to broaden its base.
Education Activist And Former Teacher Defects
From the political party that most frequently proclaims, “It’s for the children.”
Twitter Enlists Academics To Fight Bias
Perhaps it’s the modern day equivalent of letting the inmates run the asylum.
SCOTUS Nominee’s Students Support Him
Much to the consternation of the larger community at Harvard Law.
UCLA Pays $42,000 for Students to Combat ‘Social Injustices’
UCLA is paying its students $13 an hour to promote “social injustices,” which costs $42,000 a year and comes from mandatory student funds.
Yale Professor Received Highest University Award, Several Years after Students Protested Him
Three years after being targeted by Yale student mobs, Yale professor Nicholas Christakis received the highest award for a Yale University professor for his work.
Ivy Leagues vs. Students For Fair Admissions
The entire Ivy League has declared its brotherhood with Harvard as it battles Asian-Americans alleging discrimination, and it sounds suspiciously as though they are trying to cloak their opposition to Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) as a defense of diversity.
A School Shooting With A Different Ending
We wonder how much play it will get because we might be behind only two other media outlets in reporting it–The Daily Caller and Channel 9.