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University of Delaware Reeducation
With precision that would make the KGB jealous, the University of Delaware has been engaged in re-educating students through a campus diversity program that takes indoctrination to a whole new level.
Islamo-Fascism Memory Hole
Critics of the Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week (IFAW) events that author and activist David Horowitz presented last month should have actually attended some of the IFAW lectures.
Hate Slandering Hoaxes? So Do We!
At first glance, it appeared as if the posters were indeed the work of the YAF. That is, it was the only clue if you accept the premise that conservatives are by nature racist, and not clever enough to hide it
History at Iowa was History at Duke for Mark Moyar
The University of Iowa’s history department and Duke’s history department have a couple of things in common. Both have made national news because neither has a Republican faculty member. And both rejected the application of Mark Moyar.
Dropout Factories
Are American high schools laboratories of learning or “dropout factories”?
Baptist Backlash
Like cashiered anchorman Howard Beale in the cinematic classic Network, an increasing number of Southern Baptists are mad as Hades about the content of public education and not going to take it anymore.
World Bank Wobblies
Students who protested at the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund a couple of weeks ago may not be on the side they wanted to join.
Hofstra Law & Order
What do controversial mouthpiece-of-terrorist-suspects Lynne Stewart and the Law Students for Life have in common? Not much, it turns out, including the right to funding by Hoffstra University.
Community College Bowl
Many years ago—16 to be exact—Saturday Night Live broadcast a sketch called Community College Bowl in which slow-witted contestants slowly answered simple questions normally asked of grade school students. The writers of that sketch may have been way ahead of their time.
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Hampshire College: Diversity without Depth?
As we noted in a previous post, when Hampshire College became the first institution of higher learning in the United States to shun SAT scores as an admissions requirement, the school’s president waxed rhapsodic about…
Just Tragic: Gunman Kills at least 10 People at Oregon Community College
The gunman reportedly singled out Christians and shot them at the Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon.
Purdue University Eliminates All Free Speech Codes, Earn FIRE’s Highest Rating
As FIRE reported, Purdue is now the leader in promoting free speech on their campus: The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) is pleased to announce that Purdue University has earned FIRE’s highest, “green…
Diversity Requirements at Missouri to be Taught, Exported by TA ‘Army’
Sounds like liberal propaganda brewing at the University of Missouri: The University of Missouri is working on a “diversity requirement” that could be imposed on all 6,000 freshmen and require “an army” of teaching assistants…
Syracuse Kiss Cam Suspension Controversy Meets Resistance from Students
Who will win? Syracuse University’s suspension of kiss cam has led to an uproar among college students.
The Cost of Common Core
It may not work terribly well but Common Core sure is expensive. “The treatment of textbooks as mountains of words is one of the signature elements of Common Core,” Peter Wood of the National Association…
Professors Write a Letter to Protest Geography Conference Panels for their ‘Whiteness’
Pretty hilarious, but if they think that’s an overwhelmingly white panel, maybe they should go to the Modern Language Association (MLA) panels in their annual conference: About 140 geography professors have added their name to…
High School Teacher Tries to Make Point about NFL’s Redskins Name by Using the N-Word, Gets Put on Administrative Leave
The College Fix reported: Heritage High School (Newport News, Virginia) teacher Lynne Pierce was attempting to make a point about racist terms and names in her AP History class, and as a result was put…
A World Without SATs
Last year, Hampshire College became the first institution of higher learning in the country to categorically reject using SATs as an admissions requirement. The college’s president, Jonathan Last, waxed rhapsodic about the results of the…
Pennsylvania College Students Upset at Inflatable Dolls
College Fix reported: An apology from the West Chester University (Pennsylvania) Campus Store Twitter account is not enough, activists say, regarding the sale of an inflatable six-inch female doll. As reported by The College Fix,…
Book Review
Book Review: Is ‘The Dying Citizen’ a Prediction of America’s Future?
America’s ongoing and seemingly-constant crises have left Americans scrambling to find a sense of normalcy and safety. Just in time, to cut through the chaotic bombardment of conflicting messages and opinions while providing a voice…
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