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Accuracy in Academia is featuring Allie Duzett, the author of How To Save America: A Tactical Guide For Practical Patriots, at its Constitution Day author’s night.

September 16, 2010

6-8 PM

Armand’s on Capitol Hill

226 Massachusetts Ave., NE

Students, particularly conservatives, can get a good idea of how much they missed in their education by reading  10 Books Every Conservative Must Read: Plus Four Not to Miss and One Imposter by Benjamin Wiker.

It is refreshing to remember that there is a  lady on the federal bench who really does know what it is all about.

When garden variety academics leave their ivory cocoons, they are really at a loss.

With everybody but college professors acknowledging the left-wing bias in academia, the next question becomes, when did it start?

Scholars who go against the academic grain and suffer the consequences for their apostasy have pinned some hopes for change on developing technology.

Actually, if the complete history of slavery were explored, purists might be surprised at what they find.

For years, America has bought into the idea that college degrees are not only badges of honor but must-have tickets that miraculously open doors for the recipients and practically guarantee lucrative careers.

Consider the situation: the Post, a long-time mouthpiece for the liberal wing of the Democratic Party—a paper that endorsed Obama for president—is appealing to conservatives and is under fire by liberal Democrats in the Obama Administration and on Capitol Hill because of the activities of its for-profit educational subsidiary.

What used to come in the mail in a brown paper wrapper now pales in comparison to what might show up on a high school student’s assigned reading list.

Liberty Counsel filed an Amicus Brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization v. Kathleen M. Winn.

One sign of the decay in academia is the deep funk college administrators go through when left-wing professors retire.