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Conservative Students Face Threats on Private Facebook Group Tiger Confessions

/April 25, 2021

Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons   “I don’t get why people complain about Princeton being ‘too liberal’ when the school has always been willing to accommodate or even embrace conservatism…Conservative students need to get their heads out of their [expletive].” This is just one recent example of anti-conservative material from the tens of thousands of […]

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Princeton Holds Affinity-Based Graduation Celebrations | News

/April 23, 2021

Courtesy of pixabay.com   In recent years, many elite universities have organized affinity-based graduation celebrations. They have served to commemorate minority graduates during university commencement exercises. These events have been criticized by leading conservatives as a form of segregation and part of “woke culture.”   Columbia University’s School of Engineering has implemented affinity-based celebrations which, […]

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Blurred Branches: The Problem with Bureaucracy

/January 22, 2018

The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Many academics have distinguished the New Deal as the piece of legislation that catalyzed the ‘administrative state’ into power. The implementation of such expansionary pieces of government policy required the construction of various commissions, boards, and agencies, alike. This elevated the influence of […]

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