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Author: Paul Campos

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The affirmative action myth

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On July 2, 2023
One of the consequences of the elite obsession with a handful of colleges and universities is that people get a very distorted view of the practical effects of race-conscious affirmative action in college admissions. In fact only about 5% of the nation's higher ed institutions...
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The way fans live now

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On June 26, 2023
William Davies has a long and interesting essay in the London Review of Books on my new book A Fan's Life, connecting its argument to various strains in American, British, and European contemporary political culture: Much of what Campos reports had permeated the zeitgeist before...
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A cindered planet

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On June 22, 2023
The story of the implosion of the Titan reminded me of another story: the death of Dudley Wolfe and the three Sherpas who tried to save him, at a high camp on K2 in 1939. Wolfe was a fabulously wealthy socialite -- he was one...
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