The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) turns 75 this month, and Princeton University recently held a two-day celebration of that.
It has become fashionable in academic circles to make colonialism a dirty word to slander the former British Empire, America, and Israel.
As the Fourth Arab-Israeli War shows, campus dysfunction is easy to recognize today (its signs are obvious), but will be difficult to cure.
Antisemitism is only part of the problem of apologizing for atrocity. Multiculturalism compounds the problem.
The General Education Act promises to repair severe deficiencies, both ideological and practical, in American higher education.