Two Pence, for Pence, but against whiny collegians
Two pieces on former Vice President Mike Pence making news of the right sort. (To read the whole columns, please click on the links embedded in the headlines.) Pence’s ‘Freedom […]
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Supreme Court has another chance to protect free speech
(Feb. 22) The Supreme Court has given itself another chance to say definitively that laws that compel particular forms of expression are null and void. As well it should. The court agreed Tuesday […]
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Justice Alito was on point about threats to First Amendment
(Nov. 16) The liberal media meltdown about last week’s speech by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is silly and hypocritical. The speech was not only acceptable but insightful and appropriate. […]
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Colleges on FIRE, or going to the dogs
Three pieces, all of them bad news from colleges. For the first two, follow the links embedded in the headlines…. Notre Dame students wants racial quotas on, yes, reading assignments. […]
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Supreme Court wrongly punts NR’s free speech case
(Nov. 25) The Supreme Court severely undermined free speech on Monday. It erred by refusing to hear an appeal of a defamation suit filed by a controversial climate scientist against […]
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Finally, a college president stands against leftist repression
In a time when dissent-trampling thought police reign supreme on most college campuses, we should praise the rare university official who insists on fairness and free expression. Witness Maud Mandel, […]
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Campus crybabies need to ‘get over it’
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; It’s not mass insanity, but rather mass infantilism, that necessitated the “unprecedented” security measures taken Thursday at the University of California, Berkeley so […]
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I defended free speech at Georgetown
by Quin Hillyer; Last week, the Georgetown College Republicans, helped by Young America’s Foundation, was kind enough to host me for a speech defending free speech on college campuses, against […]
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Georgetown exemplifies decline in higher education
Last Friday’s roundup included a sad item about a stunningly misguided editorial at my old college paper, the Georgetown Hoya. I had hoped that would be the end of it. […]
