Editors’ Corner
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Nevertheless, Obama is on a roll with the 10-year-old voting block--the one group too young to remember all his failed promises of four years ago.
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I think I've figured out why Obama's policies so often seem to be working against the interests of women. Apparently, he isn't even sure that they exist.
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Marina Keegan, a gifted writer and Yale student, died mere days after graduating last week in a car accident near Cape Cod. Her death, and her fateful last published words, have garnered national attention.
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They say money can't buy you friends, but one guy proved that virtual friends can win you lots of money. Being a good computer programmer helps, too. But you know what really earned Zuckerberg all that money? Patience.
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More than 70% of students failed to pass the state writing test. So the Florida Department of Education Lowered the needed score from four out of six to three out of six. That's about the equivalent of changing the passing grade from 66% to 50%.
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Anyone who disapproves of gaming the system of racial preferences that exists in academia ought to wonder how much longer Harvard Law intends to pay the $350,000 salary of their phony “first woman of color.” Or does the fact that Warren is a radical liberal make her exempt from moral accountability in Harvard’s eyes?