Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

In his Fourth of July column, Pat Buchanan, as usual, asks some provocative questions:

She’s still a best-selling author off-campus, where people are not forced to buy her books. On campus, where everything is mandatory, Ayn Rand’s novels and essays are hard to find

Today’s progressives, in the faculty lounge and on the quad, like to trace their lineage to the civil rights heroes of history but there is at least one crucial distinction that they fail to make.

It might sound hyperbolic to compare today’s academic climate to an ideology that claimed at least a million lives but the parallels are startling.

A pair of researchers at the American Enterprise Institute seem to think so.

Here’s the problem with social science research: When it’s accurate, it’s obvious.

Happy July 4th and Independence Day, America! Unlike the Left, we appreciate what America stands for.

Berkeley prides itself on being the birthplace of the free speech movement but is that where it will end?

Mark Zunac, who teaches English at the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater, took the mandatory “sexual assault training” at his university and found it a great big time suck.

Because, John Stossel argues persuasively, unions are keeping them there.

On the Academe blog maintained by the American Association of University Professors, Brian Mitchell indicates that big-time college sports can be a big-time bust.

In a recent column, veteran author Patrick J. Buchanan, who has worked in two White Houses, gives us a very valuable historical review, especially in the wake of the armed assault on a Republican congressman, of Left Wing violence in America.