May

3

Elizabeth Warren: I Only Enrolled in Law School as a Minority to Meet Others With Tribal Roots

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If Elizabeth Warren wanted to meet people like her, she’d have checked the “Marxist” box instead of “Native American.” In any case, Warren wants us to believe that she only said she was a minority (in spite of claiming to be only 1/32 Cherokee) to meet others who shared her tribal roots: Democratic Senate candidate [...]

Apr

12

Government Typo of the Day

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The Senate Office of Education and Training delivered their new manuals to Capitol Hill today. The manual lists available courses for Hill staff and employees. This includes classes on editing and proofreading. With that in mind, here’s the cover: Typical government operation… you get put in charge of the proofreading course before you’re made to [...]

Mar

22

Spring Breakers Assess Obama

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By now the girl who said “I actually don’t know anything about the economy” has probably been offered a job on Obama’s economic advisory board: Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com

Mar

8

New College Course: Surviving the Coming Zombie Apocalypse

Filed Under Education, Moonbats | 21 Comments

***** Alternate course title: Living Through the Obama Economy: Coming soon, zombies will be invading Michigan State University. The School of Social Work is offering a one-of-a-kind online course called “Surviving the Coming Zombie Apocalypse – Catastrophes and Human Behavior” that will do a lot more than teach students how to fend off the undead. [...]

Feb

20

Video Evidence That Our Education Dollars are Well Spent

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In the public education system, the United States spends over $10,000 per pupil per year. Where does it all go? I don’t know, but based on some of these responses, it’s easy to see where it doesn’t go. Video from MRCTV: ***** Check out the cost of public education vs. test performance. Click the pic [...]

Feb

15

Federal School Lunch Agents: What Country Is This?

Filed Under Education, Health Care, Politics | 57 Comments

At first I looked to see where this story took place, because part of me is still naïve enough to assume it must have happened in China or North Korea. But I should know better these days: A preschooler at West Hoke Elementary School ate three chicken nuggets for lunch Jan. 30 because a state [...]

Jan

31

‘Green’ Fail of the Week

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“Waterless urinals” in schools? What could possibly go wrong? Here’s the latest self-inflicted green fail: Palm Beach County public schools decided to go green several years ago to help protect the environment and save on energy bills. But the switch to waterless urinals in numerous boys’ bathrooms has become a costly mess on some campuses. [...]

Dec

10

Lily the ‘Free Lunch’ Muppet

Filed Under Economy, Education, Health Care, Media | 6 Comments

Don’t you wish the government and the shill “media” outlets they allow to remain lip-locked on the public teat would drop the puppet charade and just start robbing us at gunpoint? I’d feel less insulted. From CNS News: A “food insecure” Muppet is helping to promote a national “Food for Thought” campaign that teaches poor [...]

Nov

13

Time for Another Edition of ‘Great Moments in Public Education’

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Keep in mind as you read this that we are talking about California, so maybe it’s not very out of the ordinary: Parents of Emerson Elementary in Compton, California, are up in arms over the school’s decision to invite former porn star Sasha Grey to read to a group of first and third-grade students, at [...]

Oct

24

Help Wanted: NYC Condom Czar

Filed Under Education, Health Care | 15 Comments

Who says there are no jobs out there? The city Health Department is looking to hire a condom coordinator to keep the city’s public high schools stocked with free birth control. The former condom czar, Amrita Harbajan — the first person to hold the position since its 2005 creation — no longer works for the [...]

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