Ze Only Confuses Hir Students: Teaching Gender Neutral Pronouns
May 16, 2012 by Ashley Thorne |
If gender is pliable, why not grammar?
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Introduction to ‘Unbought Grace—Reading Elizabeth Fox-Genovese’
May 11, 2012 by Robert L. Paquette |
Scholar Elizabeth Fox-Genovese "believed in truth, that it was accessible by the human mind, and she relentlessly directed her scholarly prowess to distinguish it from cliché and slogan."
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Proposed Changes in VAWA Could Further Undermine Due Process Rights on Campus
Mar 27, 2012 by Glenn Ricketts |
CEI attorney Hans Bader examines the implications of proposed revisions to VAWA
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Women’s History, Gender Issues, Spark Student Journalists
Mar 23, 2012 by Glenn Ricketts |
Student press corps regulars offer opinion and commentary on women, society and related issues.
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STEM and Western Civilization
Nov 10, 2011 by William H. Young |
Education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics is indeed lagging badly. William Young argues that a misguided preoccupation with "gender parity" in the sciences can only obstruct the path to improvement.
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The Chilly World of Campus Males
Oct 27, 2011 by Warren Farrell |
Warren Farrell describes the very hostile campus environment many college men encounter on arrival as freshmen. It doesn't abate, either.
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Single-Sex School Can Help Students Be More Well-Rounded
Oct 18, 2011 by Ashley Thorne |
NAS Board of Advisors member Christina Hoff Sommers weighs in on the question, "Is single-sex education helpful or harmful?"
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What We Pay Academics to Do
Oct 04, 2011 by George Leef |
View the announcement distributed for a call for papers for "THE ART OF GENDER IN EVERYDAY LIFE IX" conference.
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Marriage and Family in Western Civilization
Sep 01, 2011 by William H. Young |
William H. Young examines the present dysfunctional state of the family in light of its traditional role in Western Civilization.
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More “Food For Thought” From Sociology (If Youre On A Starvation Diet)
Aug 25, 2011 by John Rosenberg |
Race relations among students are better outside the classroom, where political correctness keeps them from speaking honestly.
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Boys and Girls: No Longer Together at Catholic U
Jun 14, 2011 by Glenn Ricketts |
The president of Catholic University announced yesterday in this Wall Street Journal piece that, starting next Fall, his school would begin a phased return to single-sex dorms for undergraduates.
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Gender Engineering
May 17, 2011 by Glenn Ricketts |
They're apparently gung-ho about reducing the gender imbalance in engineering sciences at the University of Washington.
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Think You’ve Got It Tough? Not As Bad As Female Academics
May 09, 2011 by Glenn Ricketts |
At least that's what you'd think if you didn't read anything besides the Chronicle of Higher Education or its online counterpart, Inside Higher Education. I've long lost count of the articles both… Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
What Happened? Biased Course Rejection, Mann Investigation, La Raza Studies
May 02, 2011 by Ashley Thorne |
We revisited some of our articles to find out what happened after we wrote them. Here's what we learned.
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‘Progressive’ Women’s Groups Ignore Admissions Favoritism for Men
Apr 29, 2011 by Ashley Thorne |
Cross posted from Phi Beta Cons. To boost declining male enrollment, colleges are giving admissions preferences to men.
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