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Behold: Hillary Clinton has a long history of frustrating efforts to promote government transparency. Read the whole thing, but here is a highlight: Remember the commodity trading, in which she somehow made $100,000 "from an initial investment of $1,000 in a matter of months for a return of almost 10,000 percent"? Clinton "threatened a campaign lawyer who …
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Here Is What I Would Tell the Rutgers Graduating Class of 2014… I hear Condoleezza Rice stood you up. You may think it was because about 50 students—.09 percent of your student body—held a “sit-in” at the university president’s office to protest the selection of Secretary Rice as commencement speaker. You may think it was …
Years ago, when the academic left began to ostracize professors identified as "conservative," university administrators stood aside or were complicit. The academic left adopted a notion espoused back then by a "New Left" German philosopher—who taught at Brandeis, not coincidentally—that many conservative ideas were immoral and deserved to be suppressed. And so they were. This …
F. Scott Fitzgerald famously said that "[t]he test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function." Nowadays, graduating college students are making it clear that they are not interested in possessing first-rate intelligence; they would much rather hold …
I am late to getting to this news, but apparently it's not a good idea to send your child to Rutgers if you want your child to be open-minded and tolerant regarding those of a certain political persuasion. To be sure, the administration at Rutgers behaved relatively honorably, stating that it stood by its decision to …
Pejman Yousefzadeh 