Supreme Court Decision on Affirmative Action

I would suggest that much of Justice Thomas’ rationale for his decision is based on the principles of “thinking stereotypically but acting individually”.  Justice Thomas notes about the flawed logic of fellow Justice Brown-Jackson: Worse, the classifications that Justice Jackson

Is Ohio State an Embarrassment?

No, I’m not talking about their team sports.  I’m talking about their educational departments (If the Universities didn’t have teams in football and basketball, there would be less than half the interest in these “educational” institutions). Ohio State is recruiting

Journalists Suggest Abandoning Objectivity

According to a journalism professor at Arizona State University, the media is too neutral and values “objectivity” too highly (really!?): Professor Leonard Downie, the former executive editor of The Washington Post, recently wrote that “newsrooms are debating whether traditional objectivity should

Humorous Aphorisms

I didn’t intend to give this posting an innocuous title, but it kind of hits the nail on the head.  An aphorism is a brief statement of truth or principle… They’re even better when they’re funny: 1. If I had

Defending Democracy?

Am I the only one hearing this Democrat pitch line and cringing incredulously? Doesn’t anyone find it ironic that the political party that openly embraces the virtues of Socialism is claiming that they are “defending democracy”? The same people that