It is a really odd practice, when you think about it. The school deletes your admission records after you enroll at their university.
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Michelle Malkin: Hillary Clinton’s Common Core-type Past
As always, Michelle Malkin does her homework and digs up facts about Common Core and their supporters. Hillary Clinton, recently-announced Democratic presidential candidate for 2016, is among them.
Harvard Graduate Students want to Unionize
Uh, what? Harvard graduate students in the university’s department of arts and sciences want to form a union. Why? Campus Reform said: “Graduate students at Harvard University are attempting to unionize, according to a report from The…
Teacher Reinstated after Suspension over Facebook Post
The media still calls the teacher’s remarks on Facebook “anti-gay,” when it was actually religious doctrine advocating for traditional marriage and it was not hate speech.
Another School Postpones Screening of ‘American Sniper’ after Muslim Students Complain
As Campus Reform reported: “Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, New York postponed its screening of American Sniper, scheduled to show April 10, after receiving a request from the school’s Muslim Students Association (MSA) to…
Taxpayers Hurt by Tax-Exempt Endowments
As the Chronicle of Higher Education reported: “Most of the benefits, they say, result because endowments are exempt from capital-gains taxes. Mr. Klor de Alva, president of the Nexus center, and Mr. Schneider, a vice…
University of Michigan Screening of ‘American Sniper’ goes well
No protests or counter-protests occurred, but police were stationed outside. As the credits rolled, the filled-to-capacity room (a 150-person capacity) boomed with applause.
For-Profit Online College will Close
Jones International University, based in Colorado since its inception in 1993, will close its doors. From 2011 to 2014, reports say that enrollment dropped some 50%.
Professors Want Students to Fight Against White Privilege, not to just Acknowledge It
Fight The Man! This is what it seems like professors are telling their students nowadays. But, this story is one of a panel discussion by professors at St. Louis University, where one professor urged students…
North Dakota Bill could Protect Student Journalists from Censorship
North Dakota becomes the 8th state to pass a bill like this, protecting student journalists from censorship.