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Articles by Dave Huber

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Dave Huber

Associate Editor

Dave has been writing about education, politics, and entertainment for over 20 years, including a stint at the popular media bias site Newsbusters. He is a retired educator with over 25 years of service and is a member of the National Association of Scholars. Dave holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Delaware.

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  Analysis K-12 Education Political Correctness The end of ‘restorative discipline’? Parents, teachers are fed up

  Dave Huber - Associate Editor •January 11, 2025

  Due to things like 'viewing class disruptions through a trauma-informed lens.'

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  Art and Culture Opinion Political Correctness Shakespeare scholar: Richard III’s ‘chaotic reign’ can teach us about Trump

  Dave Huber - Associate Editor •January 11, 2025

  'Much like Trump ... Richard did not lead with morals, ethics or integrity'

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  Analysis Political Correctness Politics UC Berkeley prof emeritus: Voters’ support for Trump ‘a physical structure in their brains’

  Dave Huber - Associate Editor •January 4, 2025

  ANALYSIS: Don't argue with Trumpers, he says -- persuade 'fellow pro-democracy citizens to get more active.'

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  LGBTQ Opinion Politics The Left is upping the ‘oppression’ ante even before Trump takes office

  Dave Huber - Associate Editor •January 4, 2025

  'Navigating relationships with loved ones who have chosen to support Donald Trump ... isn’t just difficult. It feels unbearable.'

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  Activism Analysis Free Speech Swarthmore College anti-Israel protesters complain about ‘bullhorn’ assault charges

  Dave Huber - Associate Editor •December 28, 2024

  The 'words can be violence' crowd questions if loud noise can damage hearing.

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  Art and Culture Opinion Politics These profs get it: Liberals aren’t funny anymore, and that helped Trump win

  Dave Huber - Associate Editor •December 28, 2024

  'The right has become a home for comedians ... by positing that there are funnier things to do than to argue.'