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In New York City, local schools are promoting the wrong kind of “extra curricular” activities.

Even on the economic issues that underpin the Occupiers’ angst, it is difficult not to notice that while businesses remain boarded up from coast to coast, government agencies do not.

Catholic colleges and universities may get a one-year reprieve from the Obama Administration mandate that would force the institutions to provide contraceptives, sterilization and abortifacients.

Enraged by the supposed GOP “war on women,” 56-year-old mother of two Susan McMillan Emry  created “Rock the Slut Vote,” a website focused on uniting women like herself who feel hurt or angered by the GOP effort to “bully, subjugate and silence women.”

The president’s “compromise” on regulations connected with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has impressed academics but not anyone who knows anything about how insurance works.

Over the objections of many Catholics, Georgetown University had Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius speak to its Public Policy Institue graduates at their Tropaia ceremony on life lessons in public policy.

This month, the Steubenville university became the first in a long line of colleges to reconsider its student health coverage after the President’s contraception-abortion pill mandate.

Georgetown, a Jesuit university which refuses to provide contraceptive coverage in accordance with its catholic designation, is inviting as a speaker the federal official who is most determined to make them do so—U. S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius.

Pro-life students often find themselves to be a beleaguered lot, and not just on Catholic campuses.

Two law school professors recently broke with prevailing academic orthodoxies to declare that states requiring doctor’s to share information from ultrasounds with patients contemplating abortions were acting legally.

Most liberals proudly declare themselves to be “pro-choice.”  In truth, this is a myth—a myth that should be put to rest once and for all.

Sandra Fluke is more than a third-year law student at Georgetown University.