What the Justices Heard and Said
…existence of 40 factors other than race in the university’s holistic model. Is the first of progressives’ contradictory claims really the case? Will ending pernicious racial discrimination truly be so…
…existence of 40 factors other than race in the university’s holistic model. Is the first of progressives’ contradictory claims really the case? Will ending pernicious racial discrimination truly be so…
…as apprentices, teachers need to understand what it means to model as a master. More will be learned from their example than their didacticism. “What we have loved, others will…
…will help students understand the current global economic order and its historical precedents of 19th century classical liberalism and 20th century economic interventionism. It will challenge students to think critically…
…weekends and finish the semester on time in May. Similarly, UNC-Chapel Hill will end classes in mid-May but will start earlier in January. They will have five different “modes of…
…ex-prisoner’s eyes, unused to the light, will transmit a painful coup to his sensibility. Gradually, however, the bedazzlement will subside and he will see revealed the fraudulent affair of the…
…conservatories does, that their “gifted students will not only be trained as musicians but also as catalysts who will inspire creativity and spark positive change in their communities.” I’m at…
…Policy Foundation entitled, “Objection! Law schools can be hazardous to students’ financial health.” The study’s author, Andrew Gillen, explains the approach, “a debt-to-earnings test called Gainful Employment Equivalent (GEE). GEE…
…at least a First Amendment sense, to an environment that has traditionally been very open and free.” Yet orientation programs designed by diversity experts have been challenged across the country….
…campus free speech. In response, UNC-Chapel Hill began including information about free speech during new-student orientation and reporting yearly on campus threats to free speech. In 2018, the UNC Faculty…
…cost of college will ensure that more people will enroll; Tennessee reports that close to 90 percent of its high school graduating class applied in the first year of its…