Last week the UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees voted to cut more than $2 million in funding for DEI and to redirect that money toward campus police. Chapel Hill was out in front but their move was taken in advance of an expected vote on DEI by the Board of Governors for the entire University […]
Four weeks ago, David offered advice that could save your life: Avoid UCLA-educated, doctors, seriously. Just how seriously? Although the UCLA Medical School still retained top ratings in some specialties while falling out of the top ten rankings rather precipitously, its medical pedagogy had turned into a “deeply corrupted” ideological stew. The Free Beacon’s Aaron Sibarium […]
Reading this story on the new campus litmus test really brought home for me the absolutely hypocrisy of leftist students on campus. They are simultaneously the biggest supporters of of DEI (emphasis on inclusion) and also the most extreme proponents of shunning people they consider beyond the pale, especially those who support the existence of […]
The Board of Trustees at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill has cut $2.3 million in funding from the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program and redirected the money to campus security and police. “It’s important to consider the needs of all 30,000 students, not just the 100 or so […]
Nearly three years ago I wrote about a mandatory diversity training that took place at UNC-Chapel Hill after the conservative paper on campus got an audio recording of the event. Ms. Parle started the presentation with an ‘indigenous land recognition,’ after which the hundreds of Greek attendees were advised that they should make a habit […]
Earlier today I wrote about police stepping in to clear another pro-Palestinian encampment, this time at UPenn. But that was one of just one of three camps cleared today. Tent encampments at the University of Pennsylvania, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Arizona, Tucson, were all dismantled in early morning raids […]
The following is an updated version of a column originally published in December 2022. One of the bestselling books of the 1970s was “The Peter Principle,” a business management book by Laurence J. Peter and Raymond Hull. The book’s premise was that employees get promoted based on their performance in their previous jobs until they […]
National Public Radio is struggling and today the NY Times offers to bring us inside the “crisis” that has engulfed the network. The gist of this crisis is made up of two parts that, according to the authors, may or may not be related. Those two parts are as follows: Getting woke and going broke. […]
Earlier this month a Harvard Law School professor named Randall Kennedy called for the end of mandatory DEI statements, saying they made him “wince” and that they discredited the current “DEI regime.” Candidates for academic positions at Harvard should not be asked to support ideological commitments. Imagine the howl of protest that would (or should) […]
Perhaps a time-out is due? At the moment, that current model Ford truck tags in at $97,095. It is arguably money better spent once than quadrupled for a liberal arts degree in Wymmins Studies with a minor in Queer Theory and Conflict Resolution. At least you can haul things around in the truck, sleep in […]
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