Editors’ Corner
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Anyone who disapproves of gaming the system of racial preferences that exists in academia ought to wonder how much longer Harvard Law intends to pay the $350,000 salary of their phony “first woman of color.” Or does the fact that Warren is a radical liberal make her exempt from moral accountability in Harvard’s eyes?
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On the evening of his victory, newly elected French president François Holland, former leader of the nation's Socialist party,
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The president looked less than presidential this week when he appeared on NBC's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to perform a hip-hop song about student loans. Chicago Sun-Times film critic Richard Roeper (of Ebert and Roeper fame) called it "bizzare," "cheesy," and "pandering."
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How could a man of the people eat man's best friend? Romney's horses, Obama's Fido meat: So begins the fight to convince voters which presidential candidate is the most compassionate and "in-touch" with the common man....Read More
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At an event intended to teach aspiring journalists how to get noticed, Tucker Carlson told young people that the mantra, ‘You can be anything you want to be,’ isn’t true.
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The NYPD has been monitoring Muslim student groups. Academic professionals have recoiled in horror. Instead, they should be thanking the NYPD for doing its job, which is to prevent catastrophic terrorist attacks, thereby preserving the liberty that allows the academic enterprise to exist in the first place.