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  Harvard’s Anti-Israel “One State Conference”

  Emily Schrader - University of Southern California •April 3, 2012

  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.

• Vandy Prof Says Religious Groups Are Under Attack

  Nathan Harden •February 1, 2012

  The latest on Vanderbilt's ongoing religious liberty/freedom of association battle: Vanderbilt said their nondiscrimination policy ensures that campus groups are open to all students. But opponents said the ban restricts their freedom of speech and could force some nationally-known groups off campus.

• TCF’s Outrageously Dumb Campus Moments of the Week (Special MLK “diversity” Edition)

  Robby Soave - Assistant Editor •January 20, 2012

  Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. believed people of all races should be treated equally. This week, universities across the country celebrated Dr. King's legacy by routinely disparaging his views and defending explicit and institutional racism on college campuses in the form of affirmative action.

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  Student expelled for Facebook post returns to class

  Josh Fatzick - Coastal Carolina University •October 21, 2011

  The college revoked his suspension but declined to offer an explanation or an apology.

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  Higher Education Interview with Naomi Schaefer Riley, author of The Faculty Lounges

  Robby Soave - Assistant Editor •June 22, 2011

  Riley: "Higher education is remedial education."

• Stanford ad hoc committee recommends ROTC return

  Otis Reid - SFPA Contributor •April 25, 2011

  The recommendations themselves are not surprising. The central recommendation, that ROTC be allowed to return is no surprise, considering the recent moves by peer universities.