The problem with college IN A NUT SHELL …
I’d like to share a column from the student newspaper at my alma mater. A fellow member of the ever so small conservative alumni contingent forwarded this to me: This
Continue readingI’d like to share a column from the student newspaper at my alma mater. A fellow member of the ever so small conservative alumni contingent forwarded this to me: This
Continue readingThere’s a thought-provoking report out that suggests just THAT: I discovered this in an unpublished manuscript at my annual economics conference: “According to Harrigan and Davies, between 1987 to 2007,
Continue readingYessirree. That’s what’s being reported out there: There are 6,455,300 more students with bachelor’s degrees today than jobs available for them, including jobs that would be created in the next
Continue readingThe stenographers are fawning over Queen Hillary again. Check out this Wall Street Journal headline: Hillary Clinton Proposes Debt-Free Tuition at Public Colleges Wow. *That sounds kind of nice.* College
Continue readingFrustration with the rising cost of health care gave politicians the ammo they needed to hang this ObamaCare monstrosity around our necks. While we’re all focused on that, we’re overlooking
Continue readingThe spin surrounding Thom Tillis’ résumé is reaching near-supersonic speeds. News broke this week that the state House speaker and US Senate candidate had, um, embellished the portion of his
Continue readingWe’re helpful folks around here. When political types struggle, we like to step up and help them set things right. College names can be confusing. My alma mater, The George
Continue readingThe irony is just too sweet. Some of the most ardent cheerleaders for El Presidenté — college faculty — are becoming some of the first
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