Worldview That Helps Erase October 7 Is Part of the Curricula of ‘a Lot of’ Schools

With Professor Duke on HBO’s Friday broadcast of “Real Time” new york times Contributing opinion writer Frank Bruni argues that the simple paradigm about the oppression that drives people to oppose Israel is that “the kind of secondary that many secondary schools, perhaps many Ivy League students, have attended. “It’s in the school curriculum,” he […]
Violence in liberal state’s schools nearly doubled as parents push for more police

Violence in the school district has nearly doubled since police were removed from school campuses in the wake of riots over the killing of George Floyd in 2020, and some Los Angeles parents believe the city’s most progressive Some continue to fight against other activist groups. Maria Luisa Palma, a member of the Los Angeles […]
Police clear protest encampments at multiple schools as graduations approach

Police dismantled pro-Palestinian encampments at more college campuses across the country Friday morning, arresting dozens of protesters against the clock to prepare for commencement and graduation ceremonies. Authorities moved in to clear the encampments in the early morning hours at the University of Pennsylvania and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and only hours earlier, similar […]
Virginia school board overturns old vote and renames two schools after Confederate icons

The Virginia State Board of Education voted Friday to restore the names of Confederate leaders to high schools and elementary schools, four years after they were removed. The Shenandoah County Board of Education voted 5-1 to rename Mountain View High School as Stonewall Jackson High School and rename Honey Run Elementary School as Ashby-Lee Elementary […]
In reversal of broader trend, Virginia school board votes to restore schools’ Confederate names

In recent years, there has been a concerted effort to sever ties with the country’s past. Iconoclasts and revisionists have toppled hundreds of statues, renamed species, melted busts, removed church windows, dug graves, renamed places, and done so, as the Biden administration did last year. went so far as to eliminate the settlement devised by […]
Epic Las Vegas Tourney Is Coming To College Hoops With A Potential $2 Million In NIL Money For Winning Schools: REPORT

I’m game! An epic college basketball tournament in Las Vegas, that will be played during the regular season and debuting later in 2024, is set to be finalized some time in May, according to CBS Sports. And if that doesn’t sound flashy enough, here’s what really makes this tourney special: The winner potentially gets a […]
House antisemitism hearing: NYC schools leader reveals case that has ‘troubled’ him the most

The chancellor of New York City Public Schools told lawmakers at the Capitol on Wednesday that there have been 281 anti-Semitic and Islamophobic incidents at the school since Hamas began its attack on Israel on October 7. However, he said that one incident bothers him the most. David Banks was admitted to the Early Childhood, […]
NYC public schools under fire for failing to address antisemitism: ‘Not seeing any action’

We Must Take Our Country Back: Brooke Goldstein Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donald and Lawfare Project Executive Director Brooke Goldstein discuss the anti-Israel protests that continue to disrupt universities across the country on “Hannity.” Last year, the number of anti-Semitic incidents in New York increased by 110%, setting a disturbing new record for the Empire […]
I’ve Never Been ‘as Appalled by Harvard’ As I Am Now, Lawsuits Against Schools Are ‘Largely Correct’

On Friday’s broadcast of Bloomberg’s “Wall Street Week,” Larry Summers, professor and emeritus of Harvard University and former president of Harvard University, declared: “Double standards exist throughout the Ivy League and elite higher education when it comes to anti-Semitism and other forms of bias. That suggestion in the lawsuit is about right.” Professor Summers said, […]
UChicago Is ‘Pretty Tame’ Compared to Many Schools, and It’s Still Bad Here

On Friday’s PBS News Hour, new york times Columnist David Brooks notes that things are bad enough at the University of Chicago, even though the school is “pretty tame here compared to a lot of other places,” and the school is concerned about how bad things have become. He said he was sending “somewhat creepy” […]