Recent Articles

Darwinian Conservatism?

, Wendy Cook

Could adhering to Darwinism help the conservative cause? Yes, according to Larry Arnhart, who spoke on the topic this week during a heated panel discussion at the American Enterprise Institute. He calls this new way of thinking, “Darwinian Conservatism”.

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Foul Play

, Don Irvine

A new academic study of the National Basketball Association which is in the middle of its playoff series concludes that there is a racial bias when it comes to fouls called by referees.

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San Diego Secularism

, Karen England

Despite the fact that Brad Johnson, a respected 30-year veteran teacher in San Diego’s Poway Unified School District, had displayed several education banners in his classroom referencing “God” for nearly 25 years, school officials nonetheless ordered him to take them down.

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Gender Bender U

, Deborah Lambert

Schools like Smith, Bryn Mawr and Wellesley are grappling with an ideological issue: “Is it sill a women’s college when some students who were female as freshmen are male by graduation day?”

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Recent Articles

Corrosion of Sanctuary Cities

, Malcolm A. Kline

“Sanctuary cities” that refuse to turn over deportable felons to the feds are frequently located in college towns. Yet and still, it’s hard to find academics who will speak ill of them, no matter how…

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High School Girls Save First Amendment

, Malcolm A. Kline

A pair of high school girls has done something Republican members of Congress only talk about: They saved the First Amendment by actually using it. “In July 2014—the summer before her senior year—Samantha Jones’s father…

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