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Condoms Nixed by New York Court
In a smashing victory for parents over arrogant public school administrators who are aiding and abetting promiscuity, the New York state courts have thrown out the distribution of condoms to New York City students. This is a crushing defeat for the … [Read more...] about Condoms Nixed by New York Court
What Are They Teaching in Public Schools? — January 1994
The NEA’s Latest Outrage
Whoever opens the mail in Senator Jesse Helms's office must have had a shock upon receiving a recent unsolicited letter from Anne-Imelda M. Radice, Ph.D., the former Acting Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts. She said she had just … [Read more...] about The NEA’s Latest Outrage
The NEA Steps Up its Anti-Parent Policies
"I want each and every one of you to know with certainty that, when you stand up to the privatizers and the voucher pushers, you'll have behind you every bit of support that this organization can muster." That "every bit of support" started with a … [Read more...] about The NEA Steps Up its Anti-Parent Policies
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Feminist World View — July 1993
Sex Education is a Burning Controversy
It probably would be difficult for the national media to believe, but sex education is really a hotter news item and a more compelling issue with more Americans than Yugoslavia, the Middle East, or even the Presidential election. A state committee … [Read more...] about Sex Education is a Burning Controversy
How College Students are Cheated
George Bush and Bill Clinton both want to direct more federal funding to college students. But if the money is spent on worthless courses and political indoctrination, everyone will be the worse off. The majority of college students today take … [Read more...] about How College Students are Cheated