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Cynthia Farahat, the author of the political novel, Cognac, will speak at the next Accuracy in Academia Author’s Night on May 30, 2013.

John Allison’s book, The Financial Crisis and the Free Market Cure: Why Pure Capitalism is the World Economy’s Only Hope, skewers the federal government.

Herbert Romerstein, indeed a national treasure. A happy warrior who fought the good fight, and left the wrong side for the right side.

Look for their academic enablers.

When outsiders enter academia, they discover just how insular it really is.

 Around the world, those two bugaboos are not mutually exclusive.

With women making up more than half of the student body in American colleges and universities, feminists want—the other half.

At a time of record public deficits, personal bankruptcies and business failures at home, not to mention fatal U. S. embassy attacks abroad, only an academic could believe we are being well-governed.

President Obama may have spoken warmly about charter schools but don’t expect his administration to do anything to aid them anytime soon.

A Wharton School economist went a long way towards diagnosing the causes of the explosion in federal disability insurance costs but couldn’t quite bring himself to go the distance.

A professor from a Lutheran college offers an interpretation of the crises affecting American families that is not frequently heard: Children need both parents.

“Social Justice” is a term widely evoked, especially academically, but seldom examined.