WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ACADEMIC FREEDOM?
In many legislatures this spring, a controversy is raging over whether “scientific creationism” should be taught in the public schools as an alternate theory to evolution. The liberals…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
THE GOVERNMENT’S BRIEF ON DRAFTING WOMEN
In the final hours of the Carter Administration, the Justice Department filed a brief in the U.S. Supreme Court asking the Court to reverse a lower federal court’s…
AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF AGAINST DRAFTING WOMEN — March 1981
CAN RATINGS PRODUCE BETTER TV?
It looks like the Nielsen ratings won’t be the only television ratings during March, April and May. Thousands of citizens will be marking their rating sheets and forwarding…
SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET
How many skeletons will the Reagan Administration find in the closet as a new team opens cupboards and reads documents in the State and Defense Departments? Secretary Alexander…
Stockman’s Bold New Program
Ronald Reagan’s head of the Office of Management and Budget, Rep. Dave Stockman, faces the biggest and most immediate challenge of the new Administration. His goal is to…
The Need for Political Clearance
William Raspberry, the black columnist whose essays are always interesting and usually perceptive, has commented on the performance of Ben Vereen, the black who danced at the Frank…
Sexism in the Scriptures
Is God our Father, or must our image of God now be changed from He to It? Must we now be required to pray to “Our Parent who…
THE INTELLIGENCE GAP
The Soviets have done it again. They surprised the U.S. intelligence community. “An intelligence gap,” is the way one top intelligence official described it. “Stunned” is the word…
The Pugwash Connection
President Reagan will soon be the target of a sophisticated campaign to persuade him to open SALT III talks with the Soviet Union. The real purpose of such…