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The Times Finds A Lone Crazed Assassin

February 21, 2010 By Peter Collier Leave a Comment

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The New York Times’ front page profile today of professor Amy Bishop, who allegedly executed three University of Alabama Biology Department colleagues after being denied tenure, appears to be an exhaustively reported piece based on “numerous interviews with colleagues and others who knew her.” It portrays Bishop as violent and [...]

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Saint Louis U’s Inverted Values

February 9, 2010 By Sara Dogan

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SLU welcomes a diversity of speakers….as long as they’re on the Left.

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Joe Klein Compares Obama to a Mixed Breed Dog… Crickets Chirp

February 8, 2010 By Kathy Shaidle Leave a Comment

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If it’s true that cockroaches can survive a nuclear blast, I guess crickets can live through record setting blizzards.
Because that chirping sound you hear is coming from the general direction of Media Matters headquarters, in Washington, DC.

On Sunday, Time magazine’s Joe Klein wrote:
Those who celebrate Sarah Palin’s lack of knowledge as a form of “authenticity” [...]

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We Might Let Horowitz Appear, If He Has Three Keepers

February 8, 2010 By David Horowitz 1 Comment

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Has this become the new face of Catholic higher education?
St. Louis University, a Catholic institution, continues on a path designed to made it a laughingstock in the annals of academic freedom, maintaining its ban on yours truly while proclaiming its commitment to intellectual diversity and… academic freedom.
From Inside Higher Ed:

David Horowitz can’t seem to get [...]

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Feminist Diversity Cop Wants More “Colored Women” in Vanity Fair

February 4, 2010 By Jenn Q. Public Leave a Comment

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Vanity Fair’s annual Hollywood issue hit newsstands this week, and the full color glossy has taken a decidedly monochromatic approach to highlighting Tinseltown’s up-and-comers. Naturally, the preponderance of slender, white women gracing the Vanity Fair cover is a big deal in the feminist blogosphere.
Fair enough. The Vanity Fair cover does resemble the MSNBC lineup.

But it’s [...]

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Joseph Massad at UCLA: Gay-Bashing 101

February 1, 2010 By Eric Golub 42 Comments

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A Columbia professor claims that homosexuality is an imperialist plot against the Arab and Muslim worlds.

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We Need Diversity

February 1, 2010 By Walter Williams 26 Comments

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College Football3

How come diversity-driven administrators allow sports, the most visible part of a college, to be the least diverse and least inclusive?

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My Rebuttal to Charles Johnson’s Rebuttal to My Rebuttal

January 6, 2010 By Ryan Mauro Leave a Comment

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The next round of the Mauro-Johnson bout.
Charles Johnson has responded to my initial post on this website by saying that he never called me a racist and criticizing me for working for the Christian Action Network. Let’s run through his initial attack on my article about CPAC’s unbelievable decision to allow the John Birch Society [...]

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Chávez vs. Toyota

December 28, 2009 By Claude Cartaginese Leave a Comment

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In another attack on private enterprise in Venezuela, soon-to-be-President-for-life Hugo Chávez has given the Toyota Motor Corporation an ultimatum: give us your technological secrets and increase your local production of Land Cruiser 4×4 vehicles, or prepare to have your plants nationalized.
Toyota had discontinued production of this particular “rustic” all-terrain model used for public transport in [...]

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FCC ‘not carrying out secret plot funded by George Soros’ to silence ‘right wing haters.’ Phew!

December 21, 2009 By Kathy Shaidle Leave a Comment

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I rarely find sarcasm reassuring.
So what to make of a speech given last Monday, by the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) new chief diversity officer? Mark Lloyd told that meeting of the Media Access Project (MAP):
I am not a Czar appointed by President Obama. I am not at the FCC to restore the Fairness Doctrine through [...]

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