Category : Education
If You’re Going To College, Please Take It More Seriously Than I Did…
From kindergarten to adults in college, students are beginning the daily grind of classes, attendance, and (God-forbid) group projects. Many of the Democrat presidential candidates...
Civics 101 for Flyover Country
by Guest Post
Quillette columnist Coleman Hughes, an American of African descent who has “only ever voted for democrats,” made news in June when he testified in front...
Common Roots: A Journey From Statism to Libertarianism (Part I)
by Guest Post
By Aaron Abel Libertarians. We’re a motley assembly, aren’t we? With such varying ideologies from myriad philosophies, it’s a challenge to define our common goals....
Think for Yourself and Question the Benefits of Higher Education
by Guest Post
Graduation season has once again concluded, and 1.9 million Americans have left college behind and graduated with a bachelor’s degree. The social and cultural pressures...
Stop Glorifying Harvard. Kyle Kashuv Will Probably Be Fine
by Guest Post
Conservatives make Harvard more powerful by voicing outrage at Kyle Kashuv’s rescinded admission. Instead, they should reveal Harvard for the fraud it is. Kashuv’s Rescinded...
Francois-Noel Babeuf: The Marxist Before Marx
by Guest Post
The French Revolution produced a parade of fascinating characters, many of them deranged by power and vampire-like in their quest for blood. One of the...
What Happens When Everyone Gets a ‘Free’ Lunch? Money Problems
by Guest Post
A yogurt company, Chobani, has picked up the tab for unpaid school lunches in a Rhode Island school district. That’s a relief to the school district, but...
100 Reasons to Homeschool Your Kids
by Guest Post
This is my 100th article at FEE.org, so here are 100 reasons to homeschool your kids! 1. Homeschoolers perform well academically. 2. Your kids may...
The History and Results of our Disastrous Public School System, Part II
by Guest Post
There is a popular saying that “the proof is in the pudding.” In the first part of this article set, my colleague Mike Margeson spelled...
The History and Results of America’s Disastrous Public School System, Part I
by Guest Post
While it’s almost universally understood that the American school system is underperforming, “reform,” too, is almost universally prescribed as the solution. Yet in other walks...