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Category Archives: Academia
Politically Correct Holy Rollers: The New Campus Revival
Helen Andrews writes: Leftism has become a religion, and what we are seeing now is a revival. The revivalists testify from behind megaphones instead of pulpits and in “safe spaces” instead of country churches, but they stand squarely within the … Continue reading
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Declining Standards in Racial Hate Hoaxes
Comments to Steve Sailer: * You have a high quality school like HLS admit students on the basis of affirmative action, and you somehow expect and demand high quality hoaxes from those students. When Alabama or LSU lowers their academic … Continue reading
The Media Is Wrong, White Student Unions Are not ‘Hoaxes’ Created by Racists
From Breitbart: The chaos that erupted across college campuses earlier this month escalated racial tensions among students to levels not seen since the 1950s and 60s, as radical activists sought to enforce a new orthodoxy of ‘white privilege’ across universities. … Continue reading
Woodrow Wilson Headed For The Dust Bin Of History For His Racism?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * I’m seriously starting to think that George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln may soon be put on the political chopping-block as well given that their outspoken “racism” was vastly worse than that of poor … Continue reading
‘This woman nearly destroyed a black Harvard law student’s life with lies’
Ann Coulter tweets: CNN’S THE HUNTING GROUND claims 1 in 4 women will raped or sexually assaulted in college … then admits that “sexually assaulted” includes “persistent unwanted dinner invitations.” THAT’S NOT A JOKE. This is the one exposed by … Continue reading
KU professor who used n-word in class discussion is placed on leave
News: A Kansas University professor who used the n-word during a class discussion about race is on leave while the university investigates a discrimination complaint against her. Andrea Quenette, assistant professor of communication studies, said she was notified Friday morning … Continue reading
College & Mental Health
Steve Sailer writes: Something I’ve noticed over the decades is that depression and other non-psychotic mental troubles are fairly common among college students. And a lot of the hate hoaxes seem to have roots in emotional difficulties that are tied … Continue reading
Paying College Athletes With Sex
CNN: ESPN: Louisville ex-assistant basketball coach paid for recruits’ sex parties (CNN)The school is a perennial powerhouse. It’s one of the biggest and best-known college basketball institutions in the country. Led by head coach Rick Pitino, the Louisville Cardinals won … Continue reading
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Racial Hysteria Triumphs on Campus
Heather Mac Donald writes: The pathological narcissism of American college students has found a potentially devastating new source of power in the sports-industrial complex. University of Missouri president Timothy Wolfe resigned Monday morning in the face of a threatened boycott … Continue reading
The Big Mess On Campus
Steve Sailer writes: On Monday, America’s undergraduate college system melted down in three humiliating incidents. At Yale, in a brouhaha over Halloween costumes that has been dragging on for a week and a half now, a distinguished professor apologized for … Continue reading
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