Texas Exes Apologizes for Smearing Justice Scalia
After smearing Justice Antonin Scalia over a question offered during oral argument in Fisher v. University of Texas, Texas Exes, the UT alumni organization, is forced to apologize.
Fisher v. Texas
The Left’s Unremitting War on the Truth
Justice Antonin Scalia was demonized for asking inconvenient questions during oral arguments for Fisher v. Texas.
Roger Clegg Enters the Lions’ Den
Talk about taking one for the team! Last Sunday, CEO’s Roger Clegg, a stalwart opponent of racial discrimination across the board, went on the Melissa Harris-Perry show on MSNBC to ...
Roger Clegg Offers His Thoughts Regarding Fisher
Writing on Inside Higher Ed, Roger Clegg offers his thoughts on the likely outcome of Fisher v. Texas (as well as some other matters). He foresees another part-way decision that ...
The Justices Should Look at Reality, Not Pretense
In today’s Pope Center piece, National Association of Scholars president Peter Wood looks at the Fisher case, focusing in particular on the notion that universities need to have a “critical ...
James Taranto Cites Pope Center Article on Mismatch
During oral arguments in Fisher yesterday, Justice Scalia addressed the problem of some students being mismatched to universities where they have a hard time competing. The left, typically, immediately declared ...
The Educational Benefits of Diversity Are Dubious
The premise of the affirmative-action case currently before the Supreme Court is that ethnic diversity improves higher education. But how do we know the premise is true?
It’s Up to Justice Kennedy, As Usual
When he was nominated for the Supreme Court following the defeat of Robert Bork, Anthony Kennedy probably had no idea that he would in time become the decisive vote in ...