Oh, For a Satirist!
In the land of the blind, a one-eyed man is considered a heretic.
Two Books for the Justices
Before deciding Fisher, the Court’s members should read Mismatch and Wounds That Will Not Heal.
Gender Grudge Match
The “Women in Science” movement seems to be largely a victim mentality in search of a cause.
Teaching Conservatism, Part II
Professor Ehrhardt considers the tactics and strategies that he has found to work in his conservatism classes.
Why Teach a Class on Conservatism?
Students should learn that American conservatism is far more diverse and complex than most people think.
Essential Knowledge
College general education programs should focus on the purposes for which they were intended instead of mocking them.
Teaching the Wrong Lessons
Colleges present themselves as paragons of free speech and “critical thinking” but often suppress non-conformists.
A Clear Choice
North Carolina’s two candidates for governor offer drastically different visions of education policy.
The Best of All Possible Worlds
The Ivory Tower’s resistence to meaningful change is its greatest danger.
The Court Revisits Affirmative Action
In Fisher v. Texas, the Supreme Court can return to the wisdom of Brown—racial discrimination in public education is unconstitutional.