…And isn’t “the top 10%” essentially what Affirmative Action (or Affirmative Retribution) is all about? If the average black male high school graduate has the reading and writing ability of…
…an absolute license to present ideological partisanship as subject expertise and to take legal or extralegal action to rationalize its utility; excess supply in the labor market that invites professional…
…many with no ties to the basketball program, accoridng to reports, and women reported that Golden blocked them only after being informed that UF was investigating his actions. Both women…
…Years ago, while others made similar calculations, I was the one taking minutes and assembling action items. It may be that PhD programs will soon be an option only for…
…some of yesterday’s actions crossed lines in ways that cannot be ignored or condoned. Students whose actions threatened the health and safety of those in our community or who knowingly…
…is crossposted here with permission. Taking Action: Restoring Evidence-Based Counseling Programs in the Face of Social Justice Ideology For those who have watched the transformation of psychology from a field…
…and “blacks.” It expounds on how “whites” should manage their “whiteness” both in themselves and with clients. [RELATED: The Courts Must Take Action on Educational Malpractice] 3. Faculty and administrators…
…is that university authorities have ignored it for decades and are not likely going to fix it on their own. If university governing boards acted responsibly, they would take action….
…deplorable and shameful behavior, grounds for serious disciplinary action. And it is alarmingly on the rise in the science world. In mid-September, science journalism was marked by surfacing reports of…
…resources to litigate. Then the tide began to turn. Early in his term, President Joe Biden instructed over 90 executive agencies to create “Equity Action Plans,” many of which aggressively…
…neighbor’s dog after a reported dispute, leading to community outrage and demands for disciplinary action. This incident and Harrison’s and Young’s arrests have intensified calls for UGA to reevaluate its…
…two weeks as a result. Since then, several groups of students, including law school students and about 25 faculty members, have conducted similar actions with mostly the same results. Many…
…to 25 percent ever since. UNR’s five-year plan starts with enrollment, which includes executing its “DEI Strategic Action Plan” to gain HSI status—and to reach another status that comes with…
…often for things taken out of context or at the whim of an emotional reaction. In many cases, faculty who attempt to introduce controversial ideas, engage in difficult discussions, or…
…action, homosexuality, or gay marriage, or opinions about how to address sexual harassment or allegations of racism in the criminal justice system.” These broad definitions of hate speech aren’t based…
…offers a blueprint of intricate institutional designs to tame and discipline popular rule with restraints—not hindrances—on public action. The majority, roughly 80.5 million registered voters or slightly over 50 percent…
…War (1801–05), by which he conducted America’s first military action; (2) his enthusiasm for the Louisiana Purchase (1803), by which he unleashed America’s first constitutional crisis; (3) and his formal…
…determined. And most of the recent action that has taken place has occurred under a completely separate court settlement. The settlement is a clear case of sue and settle, where…
…prior to Helene, rather we must focus on “climate change action.” They blame climate change for the supposed intense hurricane season and insist that we have to “go green” to…
…legal action was taken, but their voices were dismissed or ignored, allowing the abuse to persist and harm more victims. The issue wasn’t simply that Title IX eventually worked; rather,…
…join. While this shift in AAUP policy has the outward appearance of favoring free speech, it should be understood as permitting political action against another country’s academy, one that has…
…interesting conversation to be had about whether Wax’s statements were correct or incorrect. Regarding the relative performance of black students at Penn, it used affirmative action for years, which entailed…
…all the members of the Congress, including Galloway and his faction, though Galloway called it “too warm & indiscreet.” Others recognized that the tissue of boycotts and non-exportations was a…
…the Sciences article was prompted by a high-profile retraction of a paper in Nature Human Behavior that supposedly demonstrated that replication works, and it is good. Unfortunately, for that message,…
…misogynistic, and genocidal rhetoric.” Unsurprisingly, the school presumably supports and endorses these student actions and sentiments because it has not publicly responded to any of the recent vile and illiberal…
…bodies are even less accountable to the public than executive agencies. When the actions of a private body are in question, the doctrine is called the private nondelegation doctrine, which…
The release of data on incoming freshmen this fall was watched keenly in light of last year’s Students for Fair Admission v. Harvard decision that effectively outlawed race-based affirmative action…
…together for the first time to endorse a joint action. They invoked natural law to justify their rights as well as their rights as Englishmen—“the immutable laws of nature, the…
…me that many students were no longer as knowledgeable and thus interested, nor were they willing to put forth the effort to learn the material. Of course, affirmative action played…
…As a result, many students chose not to enroll, succumbing to the peer pressure that is especially difficult to resist at small institutions like ours. I reported these anti-Semitic actions…