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Today’s spring breakers — at least some of them — say they have been tamed, in part, not by parents or colleges or the fed-up cities they invade, but by the hand-held gizmos they hold dearest and the fear of being betrayed by an unsavory, unsanctioned photo or video popping up on Facebook or YouTube.
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College Conservative writers Kevin Reagan and Atarah Golden discussed race, politics, and the upcoming election in a recent article. Golden mentioned the confusion--and anger--she regularly receives from liberals who don't believe she can be both conservative and black.
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This week, affirmative action is illegal in Michigan but still practiced, and the NCAA thinks “The Fighting Sioux” is a racist nickname (the Sioux Tribe disagrees).
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If the ruling stands, the university will have to pay $4 million to each family.
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The University of Michigan is defying the law by secretly continuing its race-based admissions policy.
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In the universities of Athens, the city where Plato taught and Cicero studied, campuses are covered in anarchist graffiti, stray dogs run through buildings and students take lessons in Swedish with the aim of emigrating... More
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The NCAA banned the nickname. Legislators reinstated it. Then they repealed the reinstatement. Then voters reversed the repeal. Meanwhile, the Sioux Tribe says it is not offended by the nickname.
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In recent weeks, Republican presidential contender Rick Santorum has challenged President Obama's push to enroll everyone in college. But Senator Santorum had a record on higher education that is very much at odds with his current views.
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Well-known evangelical blogger Brett McCracken, managing editor of Biola Magazine at Biola University, said young evangelicals “laugh at Robertson,” as a caricature of an evangelist and wouldn’t see him as a role model, even if their cohort would be expected to be more open to legalizing drugs... More