“My friend’s daughter went off to college, and now she’s a totally different person. It’s so sad.” How many times have you heard this story? I used to wonder how simply going to college could effect such a sudden and drastic worldview shift. I mean, going to a school couldn’t possibly change such a large thing as a worldview, especially one that has been held since childhood, right?
Posted in Education, Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, next gen, Religious Liberty
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Tagged Bible, Christianity, College, Do Not Be Conformed To This World, education, faith, university, Worldview
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The pro-Palestinian organization Students for Justice in Palestine announced Thursday, October 12 to be a "Day of Resistance" and called for a coordinated series of protests on college campuses to support the Hamas attacks on Israel and speak out against "Zionism." And what a day it was.
Posted in Education, Faith, Islam & Sharia, Marriage/Family/Culture, next gen
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Tagged College, Hamas, Israel, Palestine, protests, Students for Justice in Palestine, Why Do So Many Protests Happen At College?, Zionism
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In late June of this year, the Brown University newspaper published a startling statistic: the percentage of LGBTQ+ students at this Ivy-League school has doubled since 2010. While the numbers from the fall of 2010 showed the student population at 86% heterosexual and 14% homosexual/bisexual, the most recent data from last spring reveals that the school is now only 60% heterosexual. The last 40% is a veritable miscellany of designations, including homosexual, bisexual, queer, questioning, pansexual, asexual, and "other."
Posted in Education, Faith, Federal, next gen, Religious Liberty, Sexuality
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Tagged Brown University, Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology, College, education, Elijah, elite, Is Higher Education Hopelessly Lost?, Ivy League, LGBTQ, New Saint Andrews College, NSAC, sexuality, university
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On July 10 at Walled Lake Western High School in Michigan, popular teacher Justin Kucera who taught AP World History and coached varsity baseball and basketball and who by all accounts never brought his politics into his teaching or coaching was fired for tweeting, “I’m done being silent. Donald Trump is our president.” Meanwhile...
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Tagged America, Christ, College, Dartmouth, Deerfield High School, Donald Trump, education, Elliot Hurtig, Harvard, homosexuality, Jeff Berger-White, Jesus Christ, John Ellis, John Stuart Mills, Justin Kucera, Leftists, Mark Levin, Nicole Estes, Paulette Loe, radical sexuality, schools, Scripture, Teachers, the Bible, Yale
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Twelve years ago when I was a member of the English Department at Deerfield High School on Chicago’s North Shore working full-time in the writing center, teachers Elliot Hurtig and Jeff Berger-White were teaching the repugnant play Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes, and Hurtig also taught the historically inaccurate Laramie Project, both plays of which espoused politically “progressive,” morally regressive views of homosexuality. Setting aside the egregious obscenity in Angels in America, I discussed with a purportedly Catholic writing center colleague the ethical problem of teachers presenting resources from only one side of …
For many parents, August is a month of both pride and tears. Pride because their teenager is taking that big educational step and tears because for many it's the beginning of an empty nest. Yet, there's a going-away-to-college question that far too few parents ask or even contemplate: What will my youngster learn in college?
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Tagged Baylor, Berkeley, Bluefield College, Bowdoin, Christopher Newport University, College, Colorado Christian University, Hamilton, Harvard, Kennesaw State University, Market Watch, Pepperdine, Regent University, TD Ameritrade, The American Council of Trustees and Alumni, University of California, Vassar, Yale
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