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            If you want to avoid the bricks and mortar of the traditional college experience, as well as campus politics, you may find an increasing array of alternatives online.

In his recent book, American Avatar, Barry A. Sanders, Adjunct Professor of Communication Studies at UCLA, explains how the United States’ image abroad is falsely represented in literature on global views of America.

Another story in The Washington Post, under the title of “Student loans seen as potential ‘next debt bomb’ for U.S. economy,” continues the paper’s practice of ignoring how a Post subsidiary is contributing to the problem.

Historically, Israel’s doctrine for its nuclear arsenal has been to deter annihilation.

More women who apparently never got a call from the White House speak out on the latest health care regulation opposed by religious institutions which will be affected by it.

A college professor offered the type of big-picture analysis we used to expect from academics but rarely get anymore.

Imagine living in a world where dictator-run uprisings would affect the way you live your life.

Now here’s a class to be envious of.

Contrary to what is usually reported, despite the attention given “renewable energy,” traditional sources of power offer more benefits.

The sum total of the average collegiate’s knowledge of founding father Samuel Adams may be that his visage appears on one of their favorite beers. More’s the pity.

The MSA may be a force restricting liberty in the classroom and on campus.

Stanford University’s John W. Gardner Center and The Center for American Progress have found a way to dip into education – they want to turn traditional schools into full service hubs, something they like to call “community schools.”