Recent Articles

Bilingual Bedlam

, Malcolm A. Kline

Massachusetts and California have scrapped their bilingual education programs while in the state that President Bush governed not so long ago school officials cling tenaciously to their two-languages-for-the-price-of-one policy.

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UNCLB

, Allen Quist

NCLB is the vehicle by which the United States is complying with two UN sponsored international education agreements.

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UC Loan Rangers

, K. Lloyd Billingsley

The University of California, the state’s premier public institution of higher education, also functions as a real-estate loan firm, but only for select clients.

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Dropout Blues

, Matthew Hickman

Statistics show that one student drops out of high school every 9 seconds, according to the Pew Partnership for Civic Change.

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Cross of William and Mary

, Mathew D. Staver

The cross in Wren Chapel at the historic College of William
and Mary was removed last month from the altar and placed in a closet,
because the President of the College was afraid it may offend non-Christians.

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Children Left Behind by NCLB

, Malcolm A. Kline

Although the controversy surrounding the Bush Administration’s No Child Left Behind (NCLB) program is usually portrayed as a classic clash of conservative and liberal political philosophies, dissatisfaction with NCLB is spreading across philosophical lines.

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American History Inside Out

, Malcolm A. Kline

A look at views of how American history is taught from within the academy differs radically from the perspective that you get from so-called outsiders and helps to show why the latter make more reliable historians than the former.

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Recent Articles

Have We Lost the Cultural War?

, Cliff Kincaid

Paul Kengor’s new book, Takedown: From Communists to Progressives, How the Left Has Sabotaged Family and Marriage, provides a detailed explanation of why, according to a new Gallup poll, “Americans are more likely now than…

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Academics Fix Another Problem

, Malcolm A. Kline

How many academics does it take to fix America’s criminal justice system? Twenty. That’s how many participated in a National Research Council (NRC) study of U.S. prisons and their effect on inner cities. The study…

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