NR Daily: When College Presidents Mistake Lib-splaining for Conservative Outreach

From the provost's office, conservative college students can appear a curious, benighted infestation, gadflies to be marveled at and handled with gardening gloves. Despite constant assurances that campus bias is a figment of the right-wing imagination, nothing better illuminates where things stand than the awkward efforts of big-hearted college presidents to connect with their resident ideological aliens. Witness the recent puff piece by an industry paper, Inside Higher Education, which fawningly profiled two college presidents' outreach to conservative students ...

February 06 2018

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When College Presidents Mistake Lib-splaining for Conservative Outreach Frederick M. Hess, Grant Addison From the provost's office, conservative college students can appear a curious, benighted infestation, gadflies to be marveled at and handled with gardening gloves. Despite constant assurances that campus bias is a figment of the right-wing imagination, nothing better illuminates where things stand than the awkward efforts... READ MORE A Defense of Evangelicals Who Support Trump Dennis Prager It is usually easier for an outsider to defend a person or a group that is attacked than for the person or group to defend itself. In that vein, this Jew would like to defend Evangelicals and... The Memo Doesn't Make Its Case David French It's a fact of human nature that our experience colors our perception. In this instance, my experience dealing with classified information and my experience making and evaluating highly... ADVERTISEMENT Yes, God Cares about Football David French On Sunday night, the Super Bowl ended and — for about 20 minutes — a late-night church service began. From coaches to players, the Philadelphia Eagles thanked Jesus, professed their love for... What the Stock-Market Slide Can Teach Trump's GOP Theodore Kupfer It was never hard to discern why Donald Trump talked about the stock market. When it suited him, correlation and causation were the same. Equity prices were rising, which gave him something to... In Pennsylvania, a Bellwether Special Election Attracts National Attention Theodore Kupfer Bethel Park, Pa. — On a snowy Friday afternoon, Vice President Mike Pence took time out of his schedule to visit this hilly, middle-class Pittsburgh suburb in hopes of rallying support for... Mexico City Journal, Part I Jay Nordlinger Mexico has a terrible distinction: Except for Iraq and Syria, it is the deadliest place in the world for journalists. And it is not far behind Iraq and Syria, if behind at all,... ADVERTISEMENT Rise and Kill First: The Secret History of Israel's Targeted Assassinations Ronen Bergman "Hands down the best book I've read on intelligence, Israel, and, for that matter, the Middle East...this page-turning book is indispensable for understanding Israel's fight for survival, with a revelation on every page.." — Robert Baer, author of See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's War on Terrorism LEARN MORE Inside Amazon's Spheres Clown Commemoration ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.