Polls and Moral Attitudes?
In medieval times, people entertained themselves with morality plays. Now, we can entertain ourselves with morality polls. The eighties may someday be recorded by historians as the decade…
In medieval times, people entertained themselves with morality plays. Now, we can entertain ourselves with morality polls. The eighties may someday be recorded by historians as the decade…
A list of the 15 top problems in education has been compiled by Malcolm Lawrence, the director of the Maryland Coalition of Concerned Parents on Privacy Rights in…
“Pill Goes to School” was the way the Chicago Sun-Times broke the news to Chicago area residents that a Chicago public school has been aiding and abetting promiscuity…
The nation has been spared another attempt by liberal busybodies to restrict the First Amendment rights of American citizens to contribute to political candidates of their choice. The…
“League mounts campaign to stop SDI” is the headline on a current League of Women Voters publication. It provides conclusive proof that this organization, though pretending to be…
“Can feminists bounce back from reverses?” was the provocative headline over a recent news article in U.S. News & World Report. The page detailed a list of recent…
The shibboleth “academic freedom” is raised and repeated whenever a conservative criticizes a professor’s left-wing pronouncements or a parent objects to offensive lessons in public schools. The liberals…
Most of the immigrants who came to America prior to 1820 came for freedom, knowing they would have a harder life than they left in the Old World.…
The Geneva Summit was a great stage on which two actors played their roles. They did it with suspense and surprise (the press blackout), plus so much style…