
Education


Thank You, Florida, for Fighting Indoctrination
Last month, two conservative groups made court filings to oppose Florida’s anti-woke law: The Academic Freedom Alliance (“AFA”) joined the Foundation for Individual Rights and […]

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It’s Time To Acknowledge America’s Education Crisis
The recent Supreme Court ruling regarding college admissions has once again thrust America’s educational system into the spotlight. A major question that has come from […]

Supreme Court Rejects Biden Student Loan Cancellation – But What About the College Industrial Complex?
On June 30, the United States Supreme Court threw out the Administration’s plan to cancel student loan debt in the case of Biden v. Nebraska. The […]

U.S. School Deterioration: Poorest Performing Teachers Should Be First to Go
The latest National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) results released last week were quite distressing. The scores on the reading and math tests administered in […]

Equity = Inequality, Discrimination and Mediocrity

UCLA — a University With a Sensitivity to Race

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New York City Public Elementary Schools to Reopen
New York City’s public schools will begin to reopen for in-person learning on December 7th, starting with elementary schools for students, Mayor Bill de Blasio […]

Dr. Scott Atlas Responds To Stanford Faculty Senate Resolution Criticizing His Work For COVID Task Force
Dr. Scott Atlas, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and a member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force was criticized […]

U. of Illinois Offers ‘Buyback’ on ‘Racist’ Indian Chief Mascot Merchandise
Breitbart reports, “the University of Illinois student government is offering a “buyback” of “racist” merchandise featuring the school’s former mascot, Chief Illiniwek.” The students want […]
Boston University and the Societal Engineers
Like most parents of high school graduates at this time of year, I am cleaning up the vast array of promotional materials sent by colleges […]

Apollo’s Triumph—and Public Schooling’s Tragedy
This past weekend the country celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. It was, for those too young to recall, the first […]

A Speech That Should Be Punished
Much has been written about the attacks on free speech, especially at universities and colleges. Speakers with conservative viewpoints are routinely banished from important venues, […]

Up Against the Wall with Washington
Why didn’t Sir Isaac Newton, the famed English mathematician, physicist, and astronomer, invent the automobile? Newton was a clever guy. He came up with calculus, […]

The Real ‘Toxic Masculinity’
We’ve all been hearing plenty about “toxic masculinity” these days, and never from people who trouble to tell us what strong, virtuous, and noble masculinity […]

Why Free-College Schemes Won’t Fly
In their newest attempt at mass bribery, Senator Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.) and his fellow socialists are now loudly touting their plans to erase $1.6 trillion […]

What Made American Academia Great (and How It Was Destroyed)
Since retiring from the university, several people have asked if I miss it. I tell them I miss what it was, but not what it […]

We Need a Higher Education Reformation
American higher education, once the envy of the world, is suffering a crisis of confidence and a loss of purpose. “Once upon a time, universities […]