Lindalyn Kakadelis takes a sharp look at the recent Gallup poll over public school and school choice.
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Dovish Deceptions Revisited
Kline revisits a previous discussion on collegiate dealings with military recruitment.
Montgomery County School Bans Fliers
School districts are sore losers.
Warriors for Education
Partnerships for Global Education’s David Jackson and David Humphrey want to accomplish much more than selling a T-shirt.
Indonesia Studies
Indonesia, the country with the world’s largest concentration of Muslims, is helping to combat terrorist says the Indonesian Ambassador.
Welfare and the Ivory Tower
Why do professors hate to discuss the successes of welfare reform?
Free Speech Triumphs at Tech
On Monday, a federal judge ordered Georgia Tech to change its speech code for students living in on-campus housing.
Gay Rights Straightjacket
No wonder so many kids can’t read, teachers are wasting all their pushing the gay agenda.
Victory for freedom at GTech
The Alliance Defense Fund, students of Georgia Tech and free speech won a substantial victory in court this week.
Of Ants and Men: A Greener Daydream
Doug Bandow of CEI reviews the book, A Greener Faith by Roger S. Gottlieb.
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Muslim Students Upset at Horowitz Speech that Blasted Hamas, Hezbollah
You know, Hamas and Hezbollah are terrorist organizations, so why be offended? It’s because David Horowitz said pro-Palestinian and pro-Arab student groups have ties to terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah, which student groups vehemently…
Delaying Common Core the Chicago Way
Opposition to Common Core continues to spread well across party lines, no matter how much the educational establishment tires to minimize the blowback. “Illinois state officials have threatened to withhold funding from school districts that…
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Christina Hoff Sommers gets Trigger Warning Treatment at Georgetown
Apparently, speaking the truth leads to Georgetown University students claiming Sommers’ remarks would trigger students with signs and posting them on social media. Have we coddled our future generations too much to be offended at…
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UNC Student Editorial says Campus Speakers should be Vetted
The student editorial board at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill is absolutely clueless about common sense. Here’s a snippet: “Just last week, Duke University invited former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney to speak about…
Adjunct Professors on Welfare
Apparently, there are adjunct professors on welfare. More from the Washington Monthly: “This is not really true. It turns out, according to a piece at Slate, that a lot of America’s adjunct professors are actually…
Speech Code of the Month: Florida A&M University Restricts 1st Amendment
As FIRE reported: “According to FAMU’s Student Code of Conduct, “disorderly conduct” includes not only things like public drunkenness, but also the “use of profanity in public” and the use of “insulting” language. This policy…
Black People have Bad Health due to Racism, says Psychologist
As The College Fix reported: “The University of Georgia’s Red & Black reports on a lecture by Enrique Neblett Jr., an associate professor of psychology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who…
Law School Changed Tenure Policy to Fire Faculty, 2 Law Professors Allege
As the Chronicle for Higher Education reported: “Two tenured professors at the William Mitchell College of Law have sued the college, claiming it amended its tenure policy so it would be able to cut more…
Bill de Blasio’s Pre-K Program is Social Engineering
A really good take by Joy Pullmann, writing for The Federalist. “So New York City social planners have decided they know what’s best for everyone, based on two specific demographics that are suspiciously similar to…
No Panes in Glass Ceiling
A pair of researchers from Cornell decided to test the theory that there is a bias against women pursuing academic careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) and found that there is none. “Results…