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Study Linking Authoritarianism to Conservatives Retracted0
- Education
- June 10, 2016
Conservatives are from Mars, liberals are from Venus. So announced the headline of an article in The Atlantic back in 2012 that was based on a number of peer-reviewed studies. But are they really? The preferred narrative in academic and media circles would have you believe they are. Thus, in 2012, a study the article
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Study Finds That Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage Is Costing Jobs0
- Economics
- June 26, 2017
In 2014, the uber-liberal Seattle City Council passed a law mandating that all businesses in the city raise their minimum wage to $15 by 2021. The most noted advocate of the law is the openly Socialist councilmember Kshama Sawant, who believes it will help “tackle the chasm of income inequality and social injustice.” The law
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Study Explains Best Way to Bond with Kids While Reading0
- Culture
- December 16, 2016
For many years now, my family has always tried to make some time over the holidays to sit down together and read old Christmas stories. The first memory I have of this tradition occurred when I was in early grade school. Even though it was past my bedtime and the rest of the family was
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Study Concludes Women Are Better Doctors Than Men (to Great Applause)0
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- December 29, 2016
Anyone who takes a college critical thinking course learns about the fallacies or common errors in reasoning. One fallacious form of scientific reasoning is confirmation bias. That is, when someone collects evidence, they immediately interpret it in a way that confirms their prior beliefs or theories. Many of us are prone it, but what is
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Students’ Test Scores Unchanged After Decades of Federal Intervention in Education0
- Education
- December 11, 2019
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Students: Midterms, Low Grades Infringe on Our Activism0
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- May 27, 2016
The Week reports that more than 1,300 “students at Oberlin College are asking the school to put academics on the back burner so they can better turn their attention to activism.” Particularly offensive to students are midterms essays (they’d prefer a conversation with their professor, they say) and grades below a C. Now, one might
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