Dallas public schools spent $57,000 to send 4400 fifth-grade boys to see a movie, while the girls had to watch something else at school.
Review of Where Harvard Went Wrong: Fifty Years of Commentary that Fell on Deaf Ears, by Harvey C. Mansfield.
Yale University is a booby-prize example of how higher education has squandered the trust the larger society placed in it.
The Montclair School District in New Jersey cut its oversight budget even after an audit found serious deficiencies.
In 2012 Perdue University took a six-figure federal grant to produce a study on how to make the game of golf easier to learn.
The Soviet Union is gone, but its program of subversion never ceased to operate and continues today, under new Russian Federal managment.
Texas has a lobbying problem, with taxpayer-funded lobbyists representing local governments, including school boards, city councils, et al.
A case study of the Gaza conflict, part of Harvard Business School's famous case-study course, shows inexcusable bias against Israel.
A publoic school secretary wrote eight checks to herself, disguising them as payable to legitimate payees, and shortchanged a key fund.
The American academic establishment has fueled antisemitism on college and university campuses and turned Americans against Israel.