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Harvard didn’t get it quite right at its recent One State Conference, which focused on solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by bringing about the end of the Jewish state of Israel as we know it.
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Student journalists have engaged in a massive rush to judgement in the Trayvon Martin case, and that will be true no matter what new facts emerge.
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In an effort to curb “crude and racist speech,” the Los Angeles City Council has passed a resolution asking TV and radio broadcasters to censor their hosts.
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Should student newspapers make themselves totally inoffensive?
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“If we don’t stop it now, we’re going to have a whole generation of future leaders who think the government should be allowed to see what you’re doing," said Bradley Shear, a George Washington University professor.
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A cartoon that warns of a rush to racial judgment by the media is accused of being racist by the media.
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Wichita State University recently imposed a new rule that prohibited any "non-scholarly religious" student group from receiving university funding. Almost immediately, WSU received pressure from students and religious rights groups.
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Steven Landsburg, the professor who was denounced by his university for criticizing Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke, stuck to his position in an exclusive interview with The College Fix.
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In this week's edition, Louis Farrakhan visits the University of California—offending absolutely everyone—and a deranged Florida student is caught on video attacking her classmates.