If Ronald Reagan needs any documentary evidence to bolster his resolve to abolish the Department of Education, he can find it in the 1980 annual report of the Women's Educational Equity Act Program. Here is a handful of the 70 grants totaling … [Read more...] about Women’s Equity Extravaganzas

The new frontier of the multi-billion dollar pornography business is not the newsstands, not primetime television, not adult bookstores, not even live sex shows. It is cable porn, which is out to capture an audience of millions who would not want to … [Read more...] about Cable Porn

"No Westerner, reading this book, will ever choose the Soviet Union as a place to have more than the sniffles.” That's the conclusion of an article in the September 4 Science, the magazine of the American Association for the Advancement of … [Read more...] about Health Care in the Soviet Union

"What Do Women Want? -- Feminism and its Future" is the title of a 16-page article by Barbara Grizzuigq-Harrison in the October Harper's Magazine. It is important reading for anyone who seeks to understand modern trends among women. Harrison posed … [Read more...] about What Do Smith Women Want?

Herbert Aptheker, chief theoretician of the Communist Party, doesn't often quote from or praise a speech by a Catholic clergyman. When he does, it is purposeful and newsworthy. In the Sept. 3 issue of the Communist newspaper, the Daily World, … [Read more...] about A Communist Praises an Archbishop

The "widow's tax" is the label created by the feminists to describe the trauma that a recently bereaved widow suffers if her late husband failed to do adequate estate plan- ning and then the tax collector decrees that jointly-owned property must be … [Read more...] about The End of the Widow’s Tax

The U.S. Justice Department for the last three decades has been the most political of all the departments in the executive branch of the Federal Government. President Dwight Eisenhower started the trend by appointing Herbert Brownell, Jr., who had … [Read more...] about Complaints About the Justice Department

One of Senator Edward Kennedy's uncompleted projects of recent years (in addition to running for President) was the sponsorship of a complete revision of the U.S. criminal code. His bill was quietly interred when Congress adjourned in December … [Read more...] about Federal Criminal Code Revision

Amidst the extensive te]evisién coverage of the Solidarity demonstrations in Poland, the art of sloganeering on signs reached its quintessence of force combined with brevity. "Socialism = hunger" was the placard that told the biggest … [Read more...] about Food — Our Most Fabulous Success

"Secular humanism" has become the battle cry of many parents who are distressed at the way the public schools have expelled religious values and replaced them with a moral neutrality based on situation ethics. These parents claim that the schools … [Read more...] about Secular Humanism vs. Parental Rights