Liberal Hypocrisy: Some Are More Equal Than Others
Hidden beneath their supposed righteousness lie an unquenchable thirst for absolute power and the belief that “some animals are more equal than others.”
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DEI Lessons from Cornell Giving Day: If left to Cornell alumni, Woke would go broke
If left to alumni donations, woke programs would go broke.
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Not good enough, Cornell
I implore you, do not take this most recent redirection of the winds as anything less fickle than the squalls that frequent this beautiful town. We cannot count on Cornell to free us from COVID dystopia; the restrictions will continue until resistance improves.
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Yes, Real Socialism Has Been Tried—And It Has Failed Every Time
Over the past 100 years or so, socialist experiments around the world unleashed a vast tide of tyranny,…
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Celebrating Black History Month from an Individualist Perspective
For Black History Month, we take a look at historic black Cornellians from a diverse range of perspectives. …
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A Letter from the Cornell Free Speech Alliance
Dear Cornell Student or Recent Alumnus : We at Cornell Free Speech Alliance (CFSA) are concerned faculty, students, and…
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The Curious History of Von Cramm Hall
The Cornell community is greatly privileged to have access to a wealth of historical artifacts around campus that…
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Cornell Is Hiring a New Diversity Officer to Impose ‘Social Justice’, ‘Allyship’, and Racial Equity on Students
As Cornell moves to hire a deputy for its Dean of Students (DOS), it is making a pivotal decision in building its campus culture. Rather than upholding its publicly stated values and goals, the hiring process is doubling down on a harrowing alternative path that poses danger to students and to Cornell.
