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Your Right To Gender Confusion Ends At My Daughter’s Bathroom
Hear the one about the guy who walked into a spa, asks to be given a Brazilian wax job? Or the one…
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Is the Pope Catholic?
Shortly after signing on as Hillary Clinton's vice presidential running-mate, Senator Tim Kaine cheerily described his mission as reaching…
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How The Scientism Method Leads To Unhappiness, Death, and Disaster
One of the nation's most prestigious newspapers recently put out a weekend edition that prominently featured an essay on how…
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Democracy Teetering? Not As Long As Hierarchy Remains Intact
Fashionable circles like to see looming ahead of us the end of democracy. Pundits stoke this idea, often because their candidate didn&…
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What Happens When We Forget To Tell the Truth About Sex, or: Say It Ain’t So, Matt Lauer, Say It Ain’t So
A classic New Yorker cartoon many years ago captured some wisdom that has been lost in the Age of Weinstein. A dressed…
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Why Won’t the Church Use the G-Word?
Religious leaders from the Pope to television evangelists keep insisting that Islam is a religion of peace. We are told that Islam…
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Conservatives: What They Are and What They Aren’t
We all live in a moment in history where it is all-politics-all-the-time. Everything from our health to our…
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Immigration May Be Hurting Our Country, But It’s Definitely Hurting Theirs
Immigration is one of the thorniest issues facing Americans today. All American should be involved in the decision concerning what is the…
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Latin: No Longer a Joke *
Julius Caesar strolls into a Boston bar, gives the bartender a hard look and says, "Give me a martinus, straight up,…
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The Chief Business of America Is Entertainment
The entertainment industry has become a dominant force in American business. Social media — one of a key and growing segment of the…
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The ‘Year of the Great Campus Pushback’?
Could 2016 be the Year of the Great Campus Pushback? Could this September be the moment that colleges and universities recover their…
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Travel in the time of turmoil and terrorism
In 1380, Geoffrey Chaucer stirred the travel bug of Brits with his opening lines of the Canterbury Tales: When in April the…
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Margaret Sanger: Phony icon
Isn't it amazing how many inconsistencies are filtered through modern minds? For example, how is it that many college students…
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Set our students free
Let's start with a couple of thought experiments. What do you think is the predominant world view of the average…
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Sexual climate change
For decades, young people have been experimenting with new and freer sexual mores. On college campuses, some might say that sexual freedom…
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The lowering of higher education: The students
All good things in our uber-democratic county get overexposed, oversold and corrupted. Take the wonderful idea that everyone should own their…
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The lowering of higher education: The professors
It is difficult to see established institutions change. When exactly did our colleges and universities shift from places devoted to transforming our…
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The lowering of higher education
Colleges and universities have been in the news much of late. The news, however, has been strangely devoid of comment on high…
