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The venerable NAACP has issued its first call to arms for education in nearly a decade.

For years, intellectuals—particularly the academic variety—have proclaimed their solidarity with “the working class” but for one of them, this self-identification goes much deeper.

Not many would link the CIA acronym with academia but there is a surprising overlap between them.

If you thought service learning involved helping the unfortunate, you have no idea how expansively universities define the concept of “needy:”union organizing and faculty associations make the grade.

A quartet of studies has arrived just in time for the Supreme Court’s consideration of an affirmative action case.

Columbia University has a “director of the center for gender and sexuality law” by the name of Katherine Franke who is considered an authority on sexual matters by The New York Times.

College graduates, disappointed to find that they are working in minimum-wage positions rather than the “green jobs” their university promised them, might be startled to learn that they got their wish.

It would appear that the same people who actively oppose voter ID, do not believe that President Barack Obama should have to disclose his college grade point average.

Did you know that outrage is incivility in a hurry?

Pay more attention to the huge bloc of young voters, many of whom are starved for an alternate message on their college campuses where they are bombarded with a steady diet of leftist propaganda from their radical faculty members.

Pity the poor undergraduate who learns about the Cold War from New York University’s website.

No matter what happens on Tuesday, in President Obama, academia has realized its greatest apex of influence, and created a poster child (albeit a middle-aged one) who is the living embodiment of its most monumental failure.