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Public vs. Private

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In Robert Farley
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On November 22, 2010
Is it wrong for me to feel untouched by this plight? Unless your parents are paying for it, I really see very, very little justification for pouring money into a private college for an undergraduate degree.  Grad and professional school is a different story; outcomes...

College Rankings

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On September 2, 2009
This year's Washington Monthly college rankings are out, and it appears that once again I've helped thwart my university's ascent into the top 258 schools, at least if we list them in order of the public good they provide. My undergraduate alma mater, James Madison...

Parenting Skillz

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On June 30, 2008

Is pretty obvious that writing this article for a national audience makes you kind of a dick, but does this parenting seem likely to accomplish its intended goals? "My twins.

High School Maternity Leave

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On January 9, 2008
If you can ignore the truly inane comments (with your usual dose of lady-shaming and -blaming), it's worth checking out this article on the Denver Post's website, reporting on a request at a Denver high school that maternity leave be granted to students who have...

So Many Anecdotes!

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On December 10, 2007

In response to Robert Maranto's editorial, Donald Douglas of Long Beach City College spills his guts and exposes the leftist cesspool of higher education:Maranto's discussion rings very true in my.

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