On Campus / Viewpoint Diversity
Before millennials can be taught to think, they must learn how to stop unthinking. They’ve been indoctrinated, and cannot be open to reason and discourse until their minds are unshackled.
The factions that comprise the conservative movement may not fit neatly into the discrete categories often assigned to them. Political theorist Yoram Hazony recently claimed that two camps within the American Right maintain an unbridgeable divide, thus exemplifying the susceptibility to typological errors when trying to understand and define American conservatism.
Students are leading the assault on free speech — and faculty members and administrators are enabling them
Vanessa Grigoriadis’s, Blurred Lines, seeks to explore the purported sexual assault crisis hitting American campuses. Though her book contains a number of startling revelations, her ideological leanings have perhaps led to a problematic analysis and poor recitation of facts.
As volatile campus atmospheres leave professors on pins and needles, they attempt to find ways to encourage meaningful dialogue while avoiding vitriolic squabbles.
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On Campus / Viewpoint Diversity
The American Conservative ● By Nick Phillips
Campus Conservatives Should Check Their Own Trolling
Commentary Magazine ● By Warren Treadgold
The Death of Scholarship
The American Conservative ● By Nick Phillips
Campus Conservatives Should Check Their Own Trolling
Law and Liberty ● By Donald Devine
Anglifying American conservatism
Commentary Magazine ● By KC Johnson
Whitewashing campus tribunals
California Magazine ● By Krissy Eliot
What’s a Fair Price for Free Speech at Cal?
Alp Akis ● By Stanford Review
Attn: Stanford College Republicans – Just Because You Can, Doesn’t Mean You Should
Minding the Campus ● By Adam J. Macleod
Teaching millennials how not to think stupid
The Chronicle of Higher Education ● By David Bromwich
The New Campus Censors
New York Times ● By Laura Pappano