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College Prep

New Law to Require Motto Display

Schools run with taxpayer dollars in Ohio, will now have to display any donated copies of the national motto, “In God We Trust” and the state motto, “With God, All Things Are Possible.”

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NEA Trojan Horses

A report released yesterday by the Education Sector revealed that over $8 million had been given by the National Education Association to opponents of the No Child Left Behind Act. The organization has stated before that it would help “directly or indirectly, jointly or independently” other organizations that share their same agenda.

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Federalism 101

Critics of higher education who say American colleges do not prepare students for life after graduation may be way off base: Among federal judges, the problem may be that they do try to apply their education to the post-graduate day jobs that they hold.

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Another Iraq War Teach-in

College students accustomed to hearing news on the Iraq War from professors and protesters who have never actually been there might find the documents retrieved by the U.S. forces there to be of interest.

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Churchill 101

Despite Winston Churchill’s great leadership and wisdom, there seem to be very few college courses on him.

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The Academic Connection

Ever wonder how all those animals, plants and bugs get on the Endangered Species List? It’s more than an academic question though that is where the answer has its roots.

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Historic Memory Hole

The Michigan high school superintendent sent back a history curriculum for lacking, well…history.

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CIA Journalism School

If there is a rogue element in the CIA that is manipulating the press and the government behind the scenes, is this not a story that should be told? Those who run our journalism schools don’t seem to think so.