Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

Is it blatant bias tabulated or a failure of math comprehension?

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina more than a decade ago, at least educationally, life has changed in New Orleans, arguably for the better.

Well, okay, they’re not industrial, but some of them offer salaries that would make industrialists envy.

When a professor at Seattle University pointed out that little evidence exists to support the thesis that the so-called STEM fields are biased against women, a faculty feminist immediately attacked him, with feeling.

At least, that’s what one academic insider there says.

It turns out it’s just the latest shibboleth from the Left. “This term, toxic masculinity, is being wielded indiscriminately, and…

When you fine tune the studies on Head Start, the program’s shortcomings only become more readily apparent.

It turns out that Education Schools may not have caught up with affirmative action.

But don’t expect it’s Chamber of Commerce, or Board of Trade, to put out press releases about it but somebody did, sort of.

Not only is the middle of the road indistinguishable in American universities but at the top schools, the middle class is becoming invisible.

In open letters, that is.

And they’re scratching their heads trying to figure out why.