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  • Student’s Explanation on How He Aced the ACT Shows What Education is Missing

    Student’s Explanation on How He Aced the ACT Shows What Education is Missing0

    The average ACT score has sloped downwards in recent years as more students have been encouraged to take the test. In spite of this decline, there are still a handful of students who manage to nail a perfect score. One of the most recent is Louisiana teen Joshua Owens. When asked to explain the secret

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  • Student: What White Privilege Lessons Did to My High School

    Student: What White Privilege Lessons Did to My High School0

    During my last year in high school, all seniors were required to write a speech about the topic of their choice and present this speech to the student body and faculty. My essay, titled “Division”, dealt with how identity politics ruined the last few years at the high school that I attended. It was summarized

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  • Student: Progressives Perverting the Idea of ‘Tolerance’

    Student: Progressives Perverting the Idea of ‘Tolerance’0

    This last year has seen a number of university professors speak out and tell their students that it’s time to grow up. Likely spurred on by increasing student demands for sensitivity and security, these professors have stepped up and pointed out that real life is a lot harder and more uncomfortable than college. Students who

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  • Student: How Identity Politics Ruined My High School

    Student: How Identity Politics Ruined My High School0

    Owen Rickert always loved his school. The Blake School, a private college prep school, located in Hopkins, Minnesota, was a place he woke up excited to go to each morning. And then, about four years ago, something changed. “Slowly the unification of our great community began to deteriorate,” said Rickert, who had attended Blake since

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  • Student, 13, Charged With Felony for Recording a Conversation With His Principal

    Student, 13, Charged With Felony for Recording a Conversation With His Principal0

    Paul Boron is 13 years old. And he’s facing a felony eavesdropping charge that could change the course of the rest of his life. His story stands as another chapter of controversy surrounding an eavesdropping law some experts have criticized as ripe for abuse and misapplication. On Feb. 16, 2018, Boron was called to the principal’s office

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  • Student Officially Changes Personal Pronoun to ‘His Majesty’

    Student Officially Changes Personal Pronoun to ‘His Majesty’0

    In an effort to foster “an environment of inclusiveness,” the University of Michigan recently adopted a policy allowing students to choose their own ‘personal pronoun.’ The policy appears to be an effort to accommodate transgender students. “Asking about and correctly using someone’s designated pronoun is one of the most basic ways to show your respect

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