Unequal U.S.-U.S.S.R. Exchanges
If you asked the average American “Do you favor educational and cultural exchanges with the Soviet Union?” the majority would probably answer Yes. But what would the answer…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
The Reagan Change in Federal-State Relations
The silver lining in the cloud of federal budgets that President Reagan faces is the way they are compelling him to move ahead faster with his promise to…
Catholic Professionals Promote Sexuality Classes
The U.S. Catholic Conference has just published a strange 118-page booklet called “Education in Human Sexuality for Christians: Guidelines for Discussion and Planning.” Unfortunately, many will mistakenly assume…
Attack on our SR-71
Much of the media dismissed the recent attack by the North Koreans on a U.S. plane as merely some kind of Communist retaliation for our shooting down two…
The Law Is On Your Side Parents’ and Pupils’ Rights in Education — October 1981
VFW Takes on “Quiet Revolution”
The Veterans of Foreign Wars, at their annual convention a few weeks ago in Philadelphia, passed their usual raft of resolutions calling for a strong military defense and…
High Interest Rates Hurting Reagan
Are the Carter holdovers on the Federal Reserve Board trying to destroy the Reagan Administration with high interest rates? That’s the question being asked in our nation’s capital.…
The Cracking of the Coalition
Potential candidates are already jockeying for positions on the 1982 ballots for Governors, Senators, Congressmen, and State Legislators. The state reapportionment maps are taking shape, and filing dates…
America: A Nuclear Nudist Colony
“Are we dangerously behind the Russians?” a television reporter asked President Reagan at his California White House this summer. To which the President replied, “I think we have…
Unraveling Title IX Regulations
Education Secretary Terrel Bell is moving valiantly to cut out some of the federal regulations which are excessive, over-reaching, redundant, conflicting, or all of the above. In so…