April 2015 What’s Going On On College Campuses? Who would have thought, only a few years ago, that our basic First Amendment right of free speech would be under attack on college campuses (of all places!)? But those are now … Continue reading →
What’s Happening on College Campuses? by Phyllis Schlafly April 1, 2015 Who would have thought, only a few years ago, that our basic First Amendment right of free speech would be under attack on college campuses (of all places!)? But … Continue reading →
Back to June 2014 Ed Reporter An Embarrassment to Higher Education by Mike Adams University of North Carolina-Wilmington Professor of Criminology Mike Adams supports traditional marriage between a man and a woman. He wrote about this in a column at … Continue reading →
Back to June 2014 Ed Reporter Fathers Make College More Likely University of Virginia Professor of Sociology W. Bradford Wilcox, writing at the American Enterprise Institute, cites a U.S. Department of Education study that found that “among children living with … Continue reading →
Back to June 2014 Ed Reporter Boys, Dads, and Schools The “Secret Behind College Completion: Girls, Boys, and The Power of Eighth Grade Grades,” a research paper by two sociology professors from Ohio State and Columbia University, indicates that grades … Continue reading →
April 2014 What College Tuition Is Paying For Confronting Campus Radicals David Horowitz thinks that anybody who cares about the future of America should confront the fact that U.S. colleges and universities are the fountainhead of financing for the radical … Continue reading →
Comprehensive Reform Must Include Guestworkers by Phyllis Schlafly April 17, 2013 The word comprehensive is usually attached to current references to immigration reform, but the Gang of Eight’s bill is stumbling over reform of guestworkers. That’s the biggest bone of … Continue reading →
Terminate the Racket of College Loans by Phyllis Schlafly June 13, 2012 One of the ways to cut the big-spending binge engaged in by the federal government is to terminate the racket of college loans. It’s counterproductive, discriminatory, and a … Continue reading →
