What to Study and Where

What to study and where to study it. Those are the big questions for the college bound. Bankrate.com has just published its latest assessment of the financial attractiveness of 162 college majors.  What were the top majors? A majority of the top 10 had the word “engineering” in the description. The list is topped by … Read more

Bullying of Conservatives on Campus

Bullying of Conservatives on Campus

Perhaps because colleges have been bastions of Leftism for years we are seeing a frequent bullying of conservatives on campus. Now, with the rising acceptance of “social justice” campuses are radical socialist indoctrination centers. Parents who teach their kids to be critical thinkers receive a surprise when those kids return after months of leftist programming. … Read more

Is College A Good Investment? It’s your time and money

So you think you have an extra $100,000. Sure, but do you have the four years it will take? Okay, what are you expecting for a rate of return on your investment? Well, you’ll be glad to hear we’re here to help you finance this wonderful opportunity. There’s a whole package of government loans and … Read more

N.H. Democrats killed bill to make college more affordable

The Democrats in the New Hampshire House of Representatives defeated House Bill 673 on Feb. 27. This bill would have allocated $100,000 to pay the cost of taking exams to acquire college credits. The bill was defeated by a vote of 202-141. The majority opposing the bill included 199 Democrats and three Republicans. The minority … Read more

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About the “Mysterious E-Mail” to Legislators

Some anonymous person sent emails to elected officials in the NH Legislature regarding student voters implying they can not register to vote in our state. The NH AG is investigating. While the NH AG and the Secretary of State are looking at this strange event NOW might be the time to clear things up regarding … Read more

Where Colleges Ignore Free Speech Violations and the Legal System Helps

I’ve had a few things to say about free speech. More than a few. Campus “speech” is one of the more common places to land. The inclusion and diversity movements (hypocritically) invest so much time and energy limiting speech to a very narrow set of approved words and ideas that the fruit is heavy and very low.

But University administrations, as it turns out, are no better. They’ve taken to using the courts to keep from having to protect their own student’s first amendment rights.

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The New Old ‘Speech Police’

You’ve heard the phrase, “It’s not what you know but who you know.” Connections. Networking. The insiders game.

How about, “it’s not what you’ve done but who you follow?” Could who you track on social media, regardless of whether you just lurk or engage, get you excluded from things in the real world like jobs or admission to a college? This lawyer says yes.

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“Free” College and Health Care Starting Cost: $42 Trillion Dollars

“Nothing’s Free” is not a phrase in the budgetary lexicon of progressive liberal Democrats. We know this because they are constantly talking about Government-run programs to provide “social infrastructure” to the masses.

The latest “free” goodies to hit the narrative mill are Free College and Medicare for all. Medicare for all is single-payer healthcare. College professors are not giving up their paychecks. And a guaranteed government jobs program can’t pay someone with ‘free.’

The Urban Institute, a left-wing outfit (under) estimates that it will cost (meaning it is not free) someone (meaning you) forty-two trillion dollars to fund “free” for just the first ten years.

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Socialized Education

  The federal college-loan money-grab was crammed into the Health Insurance boondoggle like the last blue frosted donut testing the frontiers of elasticity on our now calorically challenged, spandex wearing constitution.  And unlike the obvious fascism of the bank takeovers and auto industry takeovers–and of course the health industry takeover, this one was not over advertised. While … Read more

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