I Was Wrong about Liberal-Arts Colleges
Don’t underestimate the alienation and personal costs for residential right-leaning students at liberal-arts colleges.
Education
How Bad Is the Rewrite of Title IX Sexual-Harassment Rules?
It would open the door for campus administrators to bring complaints against anyone who says things that upset the militants.
Universities Lament Roe’s Overturning
Several university presidents released statements expressing their disapproval of the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health.
Biden Wants to Turn Back the Clock on Title IX
To the surprise of no one, the Biden regime has chosen to return to the dark days of Title IX enforcement.
Charles Dickens, the Bible, and Us
A review of Dickens and the Bible: ‘What Providence Meant’, by Jennifer Gribble.
Biden Administration Moves to Expand Title IX to Eliminate Gender-Exclusive College Facilities, Sports Teams
The proposed changes would also expand the definition of sexual harassment to cover any behavior that creates a ‘hostile environment’ for students.
San Francisco School Board Votes to Return Elite High School to Merit-Based Admissions
The board also voted to reverse a previous decision to cover a mural of George Washington.
Breyer’s History of ‘Strife’
The justice writes about ‘religiously based social conflict,’ ‘disunion,’ religious wars, ‘division,’ and ‘strife’ in his dissent in Carson v. Makin.
Evidently, Plagiarism Is No Big Deal (If You’re a Lefty)
Phil Magness continues his criticism of Princeton professor Kevin Kruse for plagiarism, and is now responding to Kruse’s defenders.
Arizona AG Sues School Board That Allegedly Had Dossier on Outspoken Parents
The dossier included personal pictures, social security numbers and information about a divorce proceeding and financial records.