In case you missed it this week:
Higher Ed Bubble
Obama Bubble
- Obama Losing Youth Votes
- Millennial Poll: Obama Is So Yesterday
- Enthusiasm for Obama down …. even at SUNY Purchase!
Liberalism Bubble
- Poster child for media bias teaching political reporting at Georgetown
- Iowa Law Prof Punished for Liberal Bias Testimony
- Suppression of pro-Israel speech at U. Cal.
- Liberal Thought Police Rule American College Campuses
- CA Professors Battle Against Agenda-Driven Academia
Diversity Bubble
- Trickle Down Racial Double Standards
- U. Rochester Prof claims Romney success due to “white privilege”
- Conservatives Support Diversity Officer Under Fire
Sanity Bubble
- Elon University Student Government Votes to Ban Chick-fil-A from Campus
- Nefarious Republican Plot Discovered at Northwestern
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“Nefarious Republican” – isn’t that kind of redundant? And proud of it, I might add! 🙂
Professor, thanks for all your hard work, and congratulations on the recognition you’re beginning to get – it’s well deserved. The detailed attention to measurable facts (video clips, transcripts, etc.) has been of tremendous help.
Those bubbles won’t burst without a fight by the entrenched interests which created them. The Blogs I Read section in the right-hand column links to:
An “incomprehensible moments in human history when we seem to be handicapping ourselves for no reason?” Not at all. Minnesota’s unconstitutional edict is quite in the tradition of laws that forbade teaching slaves to read: laws created for the slaves’ good, of course, by their enlightened masters.
1. Like Instapundit says, You can’t make this stuff up.
2. Like Glenn says, Tar. Feathers.
3. As Toynbee said, Civilizations die from suicide, not by murder.
4. One more time, for emphasis: Tar. Feathers.
Minnesota backed down:
(HT: Powerline.) It’s a relief that I’m not the only one who went bonkers upon reading the initial proscription. Nevertheless, note how the regulators’ minds work.
MN’s head educational bureaucrat said:
This may not be over. Eternal vigilance.
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