Economist Walter Williams argues that it is not the failures of the free market that have led to its disparagement, primarily in academia but also in K-12 education, but its successes.
Monthly Archives For June 2018
Constitutional Right To Transgender Public School Bathrooms?
A transgender student’s lawyers claim there is one and a federal judge is giving him the right to try to prove it in court.
Harvard Professor Blames Trump for Racial Incidents Across America
Khalil Muhammed– a Harvard University professor teaching classes on history, race and public policy– recently criticized President Donald Trump for stirring up race-based anger in America.
Professor Advocates for ‘Toxic Masculinity’ Teaching in K-12 Schools
A college professor urges schools to start educating students as early as kindergarten to combat “toxic masculinity.”
University of California-San Francisco Published Guide on Advising Women to have Abortions
University of California-San Francisco published a guide for people to help convince pregnant women to have abortions.
Show and Tell In Texas
A case in Texas in which a teacher was transferred from an elementary school to a high school in her district after showing students pictures of her with her same-sex partner
Catholic Schools & Self Control
It turns out that there’s a link.
University of Oregon Student Government Votes to Divest from Israel
The University of Oregon is facing an internal division over a student body’s vote to divest from any company that has any relationship with Israel, including hummus maker Sabra.
Judge Rules Oregon High School Violated First Amendment Rights of Student over Trump Wall T-Shirt
A judge ruled in favor of a high school student and against an Oregon high school for censoring his pro-Trump t-shirt.
University of Mary Washington Cancels Newspaper
The school administration zeroed out (i.e. axed or slashed completely) the printing budget of the student-run newspaper, The Blue and Gray Press although the cutback would not affect the newspaper’s online publications, then UMW relented.