Orwellian Brooklyn College Seminar Calls Conservatives Reactionary
Feb 16, 2012 by Mitchell Langbert |
Brooklyn College continues to suppress conservatives in word and deed.
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U Florida Students Practice Civil Debate
Jan 20, 2012 by Ashley Thorne |
There's a set of electronic panels in Florida that is supposed to foster civility among students whose opinions differ.
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Manhattan Institute/Pope Center Debate Yesterday
Jan 12, 2012 by George Leef |
Resolved: Too Many People Go to College.
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Are In-House Law School Clinics Useful? No
Jun 30, 2011 by Charles E. Rounds |
Law Professor Charles E. Rounds, Jr. argues that maintaining in-house clinics is impractical and cuts into time that would be better devoted to additional study of the basics.
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Are In-House Law School Clinics Useful? Yes
Jun 30, 2011 by David French |
Attorney David French argues that although these clinics aren't perfect, they nevertheless provide helpful experience for law school students.
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Debate: Will a Push to Increase College Enrollment Lead to Lower Standards?
Jun 06, 2011 by |
Ashley Thorne and Peter Wood debated Education Sector's Kevin Carey on Minnesota Public Radio's online forum Insight Now.
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Reeves’ Laws
Apr 08, 2011 by Thomas C. Reeves |
Thought-provoking sayings from a renowned historian and former NAS board member.
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Academic Questions Authors in New York Times Peer Review Debate
Jan 11, 2011 by Ashley Thorne |
Stanley Trimble, Bill McKelvey, and Mohamed Gad-el-Hak draw on their findings in a recent AQ essay to contribute to a "Room for Debate" discussion on the publication of controversial research.
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Wesleyan’s Affirmative Action Reaction
Nov 17, 2010 by Ashley Thorne |
Faculty and students at Wesleyan University lashed out in anger against a campus group for its demonstration on the injustice of racial preferences.
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Good People Can Differ
Oct 05, 2010 by Jason Fertig |
Presenting both sides of controversies begins with recognizing that an opponent is not a “bad person."
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Climate Change: MIT Point Counter-Point
Jul 30, 2010 by Glenn Ricketts |
MIT climatologists (and friends) Richard Lindzen and Kerry Emanuel emphatically disagree on global warming.
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Intellectual Takeout: Would You Like an Education with Your Degree?
Apr 05, 2010 by Ashley Thorne |
NAS welcomes the emergence of Intellectual Takeout, a one-stop-shop of resources for all those interested in learning about freedom.
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Debating Diversity at Smith College…No Comment
Mar 01, 2010 by Glenn Ricketts |
Two contrasting student views of the "main topic" at Smith College.
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Not for Crybabies
Sep 14, 2009 by Ashley Thorne |
Do universities study conservative political thought?
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The College Backgrounds of America’s Talking Heads
Oct 28, 2008 by Tom Wood |
Have the liberal arts influenced our nation's leading political analysts?
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