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Brown To Self-Identify As Diverse
How do you solve the problem of not enough "diversity" among your graduate students? Let your applicants define how diverse they are for you.
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UConn President’s Reaction To Outrageous Behavior Is Even More Outrageous Than The Offense
Why is it that every time there's a free-speech outrage on campus college administrators learn the wrong lessons? State authorities in Connecticut have determined that Gateway Pundit correspondent Lucian Wintrich did nothing illegal when he tried to retrieve his lecture notes from a social justice warrior who stole
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Campus Coffee Shop Kicks Out Trump-Supporting Students; See Video
By Rob Shimshock Daily Caller News Foundation
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Did Teachers Really Used To Make Kids Memorize Without Understanding?
Common Core supporters have been asserting that before Common Core's emphasis on skills, all our teachers did for 50 years was ask kids to memorize facts. So implies Alfie Kohn in The Schools Our Children Deserve, in arguing that students didn't understand what they used to
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Rhodes Scholar: Program Censoring Non-Left-Wing Views
A Rhodes scholar alleged in a letter to the Rhodes trustees that the Rhodes trust is intolerant of views that are not left-wing.
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Illegal Alien Slayer’s Acquittal in San Francisco Is A Conviction of Sanctuary City Politicians
How appropriate for left-wing San Francisco that the only guilty verdict for the five-times-deported Mexican illegal alien who shot and killed a 32-year-old American woman on a pier is on a gun charge. Is that what horrified the jury: That someone might have a gun?
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New Boston Post Columnist Appears on Fox and Friends, Discusses Millennials Column
New Boston Post columnist Adam MacLeod appeared on Fox and Friends this morning to discuss his article "Undoing the Dis-Education of Millennials." MacLeod's column has gone viral since it was published on New Boston Post earlier this month, in part because he revealed that he makes
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Are Education Achievement Gaps Based on Poverty?
Are "achievement gaps" caused by K-12 schools and the teachers in them? Many policymakers, including those at the U.S. Department of Education, seem to think so, because Race to the Top federal grant applications in 2010 wanted states to hold teachers accountable for student test scores. Indeed,
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