Journalist M. Stanton Evans, who passed away at age 80 this week, spoke about his book, “Stalin’s Secret Agents” at our Author’s Night on June 18, 2013.
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Ferguson Remembered
Universities are still trying to make a teachable moment out of the tragedy which occurred in Ferguson, Missouri last summer but considerably less so of the death of sidewalk vendor Eric Garner at the hands…
Michelle Rhee’s Policies Still Linger
When she served as chancellor of Washington, D.C.’s public schools, Michelle Rhee’s policies provoked scorn from Capital City teachers, to put it mildly. Long gone from the D.C. scene, Rhee’s approach is still benefitting D.C….
RIP M. Stanton Evans
Our dear friend M. Stanton Evans has passed away. He was a great mentor, friend, and conservative figure, not to mention a superb and detail-oriented writer and researcher. He will be sorely missed.
Liberal Media fails to Smear Scott Walker, Again
Sounds like a pattern, right? The liberal press, Jezebel, The Daily Beast and Huffington Post, accused Scott Walker, the presumed GOP front-runner for the 2016 nomination, of pushing to eliminate rules on reporting college rapes…
Bipartisan Common Core Opposition
Contrary to popular belief, aka news media coverage, opposition to the Common Core education reforms of President Obama is stretching across party lines. “The Democratic Party in the state of Washington just passed a resolution…
Common Core: Against Gifted Students
Now, after lauding Common Core’s benefits, Common Core supporters are scrambling to justify the oft-maligned education standards. At the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, UConn education professor Jonathan Plucker criticized school districts for using the standards…
Unemployment Rate for Journalism Grads Continues to Climb
A new report by Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce shows that unemployment rates for recent college graduates are falling for almost everyone except for those in journalism. The report, Hard Times to…
Scott Walker’s Mainstream Higher Ed Reform
When Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker unveiled his higher education reforms for the state university system, the reaction from that quarter was predictably negative. Yet and still, Governor Walker’s proposals are remarkably similar to several that…
CAIR Meddling in Academia
It’s not hard to find out who sets the terms of debate and parameters of discussion concerning the Middle East on American campuses today. As we have reported, our friend Tammi Rossman-Benjamin’s Amcha Initiative at…
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AAUP Doubles Down On Agency Fees
Teacher’s unions are hell bent on keeping the agency fees they collect from government workers whether they want to join the unions or not.
Cornell Student Editorial Board: ICE Enforcement is ‘Federal Overreach’
The editorial board at Cornell’s Daily Sun newspaper criticized federal authorities for arresting an illegal immigrant, calling it “federal overreach.”
Students Can’t Tell Trump From Obama
Campus Reform put some New York City students on candid camera to get their reactions to President Trump’s State of the Union message, but with a twist.
Princeton Physicist Deconstructs Climate Change Models
A Princeton physicist has shared an inconvenient truth of his own–climate change models are based on an alternate reality.
No Indoctrination In Academe
That’s what a new survey shows. Believe it or not, it was conducted by academics.
Demanding Students from College of Wooster
The typical college curriculum many not be that demanding but the typical college student increasingly is.
MS 13 Gangs Not A Dream
Before academics downplay the dangers of MS 13 gangs that the President highlighted in his State of the Union message, they should contemplate the realities that U. S. law enforcement agents, not to mention citizens, face.
Remembering Reagan On His Birthday
On his birthday, and, for that matter, most days, it is useful to remind ourselves what Ronald Reagan accomplished as president.
White Supremacy 101 at CSU-Dominguez Hills
Well, they don’t call it that officially, yet. “A California State University-Dominguez Hills lecturer recently used her political science course syllabus to assert that President Trump was elected by ‘appealing to hatred and bigotry,’ even…
Traditional Marriage & Jesuit Accounting
At Georgetown, the former runs afoul of the latter.
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
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Ayn Rand Reconsidered
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