At their third annual joint conference, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and George Washington University (GWU) held a meeting on GWU’s campus last week. CIA Director John Brennan gave the opening remarks and interestingly enough,…
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A Money Changers Moment for Catholics
Of all the groups that Barack Obama bamboozled in 2008 and 2012, Catholics were the biggest suckers. They voted for Obama and now, according to the polls, they are backing Hillary. But evidence suggests that…
How ‘Green’ was My Campus
The sustainability campaigns on American college campuses, which we have covered for about as long as they have existed, may seem more ubiquitous than pledge drives on PBS. Nevertheless, some scholars think they haven’t gone…
Presidential Birthplace Trivia
Each of the following states produced one president apiece and you might be surprised at the chief executives that go with each of them—Illinois, Kentucky, Nebraska, New Jersey and New Hampshire. They are: Ronald Reagan,…
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Exhibits You Won’t Find in the New National Museum of African American History and Culture
Many exhibits in the new $500 million National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. will be worthwhile. They will highlight the struggle to overcome slavery and give black people the rights…
EXCLUSIVE Interview with Fox News’ Todd Starnes
Fox News’ Todd Starnes discusses topics such as the recent attacks in New Jersey, New York and Minnesota, 2016’s presidential election, and The Left’s gender agenda.
Interview with Dr. Sebastian Gorka on ISIS and Political Correctness
Dr. Sebastian Gorka spoke about the war on ISIS, political correctness and a little bit about the 2016 campaign between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Dr. Sebastian Gorka on ISIS, Political Correctness and the Media
The political correctness propagated by the government and the liberal media has hamstrung America’s war efforts even as ISIS imperils Americans domestically, Dr. Sebastian Gorka explained during an interview on the #MediaMadness podcast. Dr. Gorka,…
Black Power Icon Goes Vegan to Save Animals
Former top communist, college professor and “Black Power” advocate Angela Davis has picked a new cause on the road to liberation—animal rights. In a major speech in black-ruled South Africa, at the 17th Steve Biko…
Where’s the playground, Susie?
A playground in Missouri is becoming a political minefield. “Only one religious freedom case is currently before the Supreme Court this upcoming term: Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Pauley,” the Alliance for Defending Freedom…
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Hide And Go Seek At Yale Law
When you look at the messages some law professors send out, you might wonder if law school these days is about upholding, enforcing or even finding loopholes in statutes or clearly breaking them.
Harvard Takes The Sisterhood Out Of Sorority
By bypassing that pesky gender requirement.
Did UCLA Aid And Abet Criminal Activity?
It’s a tantalizing question.
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New Common Core Or Common Core Classic?
One of the groups that has doubled down on pushing the Common Core Curriculum Standards (CCCS) in the English Language Arts (ELA) seems to be saying that Common Core hasn’t worked because it hasn’t been tried.
Two Stanford Psychologists On Gender Compliment Patrol
Because complimenting students the wrong way can perpetuate gender bias, they say.
Benevolent Sexism Deconstructed
It turns out that what feminists are calling “benevolent sexism” is what we used to call chivalry and it may not be something they want to stamp out.
Chipotle U
Embattled California’s equally beleaguered Governor Jerry Brown thinks he knows how to save the public universities in the Golden State.
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A Textbook for Snowflakes
Just when you thought university texts couldn’t get much worse.
Bias Computed at the University of Oregon
Is it blatant bias tabulated or a failure of math comprehension?
Post-Katrina NOLA College Graduation Rates Rise
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina more than a decade ago, at least educationally, life has changed in New Orleans, arguably for the better.