Most of the press comment on President Reagan's recent primetime news conference concentrated on his statement that "I don't think there could be any winners — everybody would be a loser if there's a nuclear war." Of course, he is correct; in war, … [Read more...] about President Reagan’s Blunt Warning

All of a sudden, Americans are thinking the unthinkable. It's even on the cover of Time Magazine. Despite treaties, theories, SALT, freezes, arms-control negotiations, and hopes, nuclear war just might happen. The question is, will our government do … [Read more...] about Civil Defense Needed

After all the United States has done for Western Europeans -- militarily, politically, and financially -- defending their freedom and giving them untold billions in foreign aid, they have turned their backs on us and apparently decided that they … [Read more...] about The Soviet Gas Pipeline

Twenty years ago, the slogan was "rather Red than dead." Today, the slogan is, let's have a "U.S. nuclear freeze." The propagandists have changed, but the pitch is the same; the tactics are the same; the objective is the same, namely, to persuade the … [Read more...] about Nuclear Freeze: Rehash of “Rather Red Than Dead”

May students at state universities meet on campus for prayer, worship and Bible study? May visiting speakers talk about religious topics? Do students have a right to evangelize on campus? Over the last decade, such questions have arisen at one … [Read more...] about Religious Students on Public Campuses

The Federal Register, ordinarily not considered very sexy reading, has stirred up a storm of controversy with its regulations about sex. Pro and con mail from the public is invited until April 23. These regulations would require federally-funded … [Read more...] about New Title X Regulations About Teen Clinics

The most far-reaching proposal made by the Reagan Administration is his New Federalism initiative set forth in his State of the Union speech. It is a genuine attempt to bring order out of chaos through a major reshaping of the fiscal relationship … [Read more...] about Reagan’s New Federalism

The New York Times recently printed a very long, bleeding-heart editorial complaining about what's happening on college campuses today. It wasn't printed on the editorial page; it started on page one, so no doubt many people inferred that it was … [Read more...] about The New York Times and Changing Campus Trends

"Women Paid Much Less Than Men," “Women's Pay Trails Men's in Same Field," and similar headlines recently greeted us on newspaper front pages. According to the news stories, the Department of Labor reported that women "in the same occupations as men" … [Read more...] about Are Women Really Paid Less Than Men?

One of the most frequent complaints by parents about public schools is that they fail to teach the fourth "R" -- right or wrong -- and that the schools fling adult problems and materials at immature students without giving them any moral or ethical … [Read more...] about Teach Students to Obey the Law