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Bogus Charges of “Sexism” at Harvard Law
Boston Herald | Wednesday, December 18, 2013 | Op-Ed | Is Harvard Law School — that liberal Utopia and bastion of political correctness — sexist? A group of feminist students and alumni thinks so. In a short film available online, a group calling itself the “Shatter...
read moreTo Win the Culture Wars, Conservatives Must Embrace the Liberal Arts
By favoring STEM majors and business over the Humanities, have conservatives ceded the culture to the Left?
read moreCollege Not for Everyone
Four year general ed degrees not always worth the cost.
read moreLiz Warren and Defining “Diversity” at Harvard Law School
Where does Liz Warren stand on racial preferences?
read morePolitical Correctness Goes To Court
Massachusetts athiests challenge use of the phrase “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance.
read moreCivil Rights Wronged on Campus: Politically Correct Discipline Codes Deny Students Basic Rights
On college campuses across the country, politically correct discipline codes muzzle freedom of expression and deny students basic due process.
read moreShoutout for Grammar
Me, myself, and I
read moreBullying Can’t Be Legislated Away: Adults must set example
Parents/culture bear responsibility for high school bullies.
read moreGreatest Story Untold: No excuse for Bay State to snub history
Massachusetts public schools ignore our revolutionary history.
read moreSex-ed: Wrong Rite of Spring
Do 8-year-olds need lessons in HIV?
read moreRace to Nowhere’s Foolhardy Message
A critique of the documentary “Race to Nowhere,” and a defense of merit based standards. read more: Boston Herald
read moreLot to Learn, Gov: Patrick Micro-Manages UMass
Civic Literacy’s a Must
If we want an educated electorate, schools must do more to teach American history and government.
read more: Boston Herald
read moreMerit’s a Must at UMass-Amherst
read more: Boston Herald Article [password]Alina Lindblom could have attended any number of colleges or universities. But when it came time to choose a school, the Northboro native (who scored 780 on her Critical Reading SAT) chose UMass-Amherst. Lindblom, now a...
read moreAn Elementary Truth: Not All Students Above-Average
“Some people would rather give every child a trophy than let poor performers feel bad about themselves. But anyone who wants to limit the influence of money, connections and bias on students’ post-high school prospects should fight like hell to keep grades.”
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