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The Israel Project

The Israel Project has launched the first-ever contest commemorating Israel’s founding 60 years ago.

News

Cold War on Campus

The latest survey on academic bias has sent academics into their usual state of denial despite evidence of same that frequently stares them right in the face.

News

Constitutional Literacy at Risk

Americans’ awareness of their freedoms and where they came from are at a low point and the institutions that once passed on that knowledge are largely to blame.

News

Pacifism’s Utopian Heart

Pacifism, argues Loconte, ignores Islamic fascism’s threat to civilization and human rights in favor of a “theology of love.”

College Prep

School District Allows Flyers

After much resistance, a school district in Carmel, California has agreed to allow Child Evangelism Fellowship of California to distribute flyers to students.

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Planned Parenthood Lost Episodes

Lila Rose, the UCLA student who released recordings of Planned Parenthood employees expressing “excitement” over racially-motivated donations has new proof.

Perspectives

Commie Dearest

History is something to be studied, not created after the fact. The push is on to portray CPUSA members as misunderstood but essentially noble idealists, persecuted by evil capitalist America.

College Prep

The Little Red Union

In Assembly and Senate Education committee hearings yesterday it was revealed that the California Teachers Association and the California Federation of Teachers support a bill that allows communist teachers in classrooms and opposed a bill that would have prevented homosexual curriculum in schools.

News

Affirmative Action for Foreign Policy

Foreign policy is overrun by a “religion avoidance disorder” so severe that foundations must offer grants to encourage departments to integrate faith issue into their classes.

News

Berkeley’s Best and Worst

The problem is that half of the cream-of-the-crop courses are in Political Science while half of the worst are in history, economics and, yes, business administration.

Features

The 50-50 Myth

An urban legend about marriage and divorce rates that most students can recite in their sleep.