ENCOMIUMS FOR JUSTICE POWELL
Lavish praise has been heaped on Justice Lewis Powell since his retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court. Commentators are referring to the “Powell Court” because he was often…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
LET’S INVESTIGATE CARNEGIE-GATE
“The role of private parties to carry out the high purposes of government makes us the subject of puzzlement and ridicule.” That’s what Rep. Lee Hamilton (D-IN), chairman…
THE DEFECTS OF COMPARABLE WORTH
After reading the testimony against Comparable Worth given this spring by the Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Constance Horner, it’s hard to see how any…
AIDS: The Challenge and a Plan of Action — July 1987
HARVARD TRIES TO TURN BACK THE CLOCK
In granting an honorary degree to former House Speaker Tip O’Neill, after declining to grant one to President Ronald Reagan, Harvard has broadcast a clear message to the…
Ripped Off by the Japanese
Pity the poor American taxpayer! He’s been ripped off again by the Japanese. And I don’t mean just by grabbing jobs away from Americans in the electronics industry;…
Education Reporter — June 1987
The Northwest Ordinance Bicentennial
Bicentennial celebrations are good to participate in because they teach us some of our history and heritage that may have been overlooked in our schooling. This is the…
THE SEATTLE TEXTBOOK STORY
When it comes to the matter of selecting curricula for public school pupils, there seem to be two classes of people. There are those who believe that parents…
BIG BAD BANK MISTAKES AND CITICORP
Citicorp, the largest U.S. bank, finally broke ranks with its peers and admitted what everyone has known for years, but no one would say out loud, namely, that…