Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is the basic Federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sex in our nation's schools and colleges, kindergarten through graduate school. While a few Congressmen from both ends of the political … [Read more...] about Title IX

Although the word "reform" can cover a multitude of sins, the "reform" that has the potential for causing the most illegalities is President Carter's proposal for Election Day registration. Under the Carter proposal, we would no longer have to … [Read more...] about Election Day Registration

When the U.S. Senate on December 17, 1975 debated the question of cutting off aid to the anti-Soviet forces in Angola, some Senators suggested that, if we would just stay out of the way, Angola might prove to be Russia's Vietnam. That was … [Read more...] about Cuba and Africa

When the Bakke case, now under consideration by the Supreme Court, is decided, it will probably break wide open the controversy that started to burst in the recent flap about whether HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano, Jr. supports racial and sexual … [Read more...] about Job Quotas and Preferences

Walter Mondale has not yet made it clear whether he will use his new prestige as Vice President to push for passage of what used to be called the Brademas-Mondale Child Care bill, or whether he will let sleeping dogs lie. During the last Congress, … [Read more...] about Federal Child Care

Americans should rejoice, not mourn, at the collapse of the strategic arms negotiations in Moscow. It is unlikely that any agreement that could have been reached would have been advantageous to us militarily, and it is almost certain that any … [Read more...] about Soviet Treaty Violations

The gloom-and-doom commentators who solemnly assured us after the election last year that Ronald Reagan, now age 66, and Gerald Ford, who will be 64 this year, were too old ever to be presidential candidates again, must feel a little foolish as they … [Read more...] about How Old is Too Old?

Ph.D.s make up the new impoverished class of unemployed migrant workers, floating from state to state, in the hope of finding positions commensurate with their training. For the last 30 years, Ph.D.s enjoyed a fertile hunting ground among the … [Read more...] about Ph.D. Unemployment

The plot and cast of characters involved in the Panama Canal scenario grow more interesting with every passing week. Our chief negotiator is Sol M. Linowitz who was a registered agent for the pro-Communist government of Salvador Allende when he … [Read more...] about Human Rights & Panama