With just a month to go until Constitution Day, a UCLA psychologist has discovered a privilege buried in the Ninth Amendment to the U. S. Constitution that the framers probably never envisioned—the right of professors to date students.
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Red China at Twilight
Occasionally, academics make more sense than either journalists or politicians.
Does The Internet Lean Left?
High-profile pundits such as the Fox News Channel’s ubiquitous Dick Morris have alleged that the left has taken over the internet and enjoys an advantage there similar to the edge that conservatives have in talk radio.
AIA Pizza Party with Elizabeth Kantor
Accuracy in Academia invites DC-area interns and students to a FREE PIZZA PARTY with Elizabeth Kantor, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to English and American Literature.
Poverty Reduction or Pork?
Although less well known as a multilateral government agency than the United Nations, the World Bank still has many of the same problems.
Government Academies for Public Service
How much do you want to bet that any such academy would re-enforce the Administration’s position on universal health care, raising taxes and so on?
Church and State Selectivity
While the “separation of Church and State” crowd has been noticeably mum on the opening of charter schools such as the Kahil Gibran Academy in Brooklyn, the efforts of other religions can still provoke their ire.
Public School Pedophilia
If a Catholic priest, or, for that matter, any cleric, abuses his position in pursuit of carnal knowledge, expect the story to get front-page treatment. When a public school employee tries to improve his love life by hitting on students, no matter how young, you can find the story covered in…three paragraphs at the bottom of page 19.
Born Again Beijing
The romantic notion of a powerful underground movement taking hold of a nation and effecting change of international proportions is the hypothesis of journalist David Aikman’s Jesus in Beijing: How Christianity is Transforming China and Changing the Global Balance of Power.
The Cross and the Jackboot
The snowballing effect of evangelical devotion is changing the face of a nation well on its way to becoming a preeminent global power, according to David Aikman, author of Jesus in Beijing.
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51% of Illegal Immigrants are on At Least One Welfare Program
As the Center for Immigration Studies reported: In 2012, 51 percent of households headed by an immigrant (legal or illegal) reported that they used at least one welfare program during the year, compared to 30…
Santa Clara University Instructed Students to Use 9-1-1 to Report “Bias Incidents”
The practice has been stopped, but why was it in place in the first place?!
Study: Law Schools Dominated by Liberal, Democrat Professors
The College Fix reported: Republicans – as well as right-leaning women and Christians of both genders – are vastly underrepresented among law school faculties, a trend that spans much of the last two decades, according…
Meet Judy
Meet our summer intern in the latest issue of Accuracy in Academia’s monthly Campus Report newsletter.
Federal Court Rules in Favor of March for Life and Against ObamaCare Mandate
As LifeNews reported: The pro-life organization that puts on the March for Life on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade every year has won a legal victory in its case to stop the Obama administration…
Jonathan Gruber’s Textbook is Assigned to Public Finance Students in the U.S.
His textbook, Public Finance and Public Policy, is considered one of the best textbooks on public finance and is widely used by college courses and professors to teach the subject.
University of Texas Relocates Confederate Statue
The injunction to keep the statue of Jefferson Davis in a prominent part of campus was denied, so the statue will be relocated to another part of the college campus.
Education Savings Account is a Winning Issue
School choice is a hot-button issue for local school districts, parents and students. Glenn Delk’s op-ed in The American Spectator asked, why aren’t the GOP presidential candidates joining the fray and supporting education savings accounts…
College Student Honored by Local Police for Standing With Them during Ferguson Protests and Riots
Lexi Kozhevsky, a student at Saint Louis University, has been harrassed on social media by people and “Black Lives Matter” activists for standing by the police. So much for tolerance.
Smells Like Common Core
Even when teachers don’t appear to be complaining about Common Core they actually are, because CC is so unpopular that bureaucrats and politicians try to camouflage it. Yet and still, like the spots on a…
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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