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A North Korean Defector Says That The Brainwashing In U.S. Schools Is Similar To The Brainwashing In North Korean Schools

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Millennials Are More Than A Trillion Dollars In Debt, And Most Of Them Don’t Even Own A Home

50 Actual College Course Titles That Prove That America’s Universities Are Training Our College Students To Be Socialists

Middle Class Erosion: 33 Million Americans Will Not Travel During The Holidays Because They Can’t Afford To Do So

The American Dream Is Getting Smaller, And The Reason Why Is Painfully Obvious…

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Professors at some colleges now allow students to pick their own grades

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‘Sanctuary campus’ protests target Trump immigration policies

‘Tolerant’ educators exile Trump voters from campus

America’s Colleges Have Become Political Correctness Indoctrination Centers

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The average college freshman in America reads at a 7th grade level

This College Actually Lets Students Minor in Craft Beer

Some college graduates might joke they minored in beer studies. But that’s actually the case for a new group of students at Paul Smith’s College in upstate New York. This month, the college announced it would start offering a craft-brewing minor to all of its students.

U.S. Colleges See Gay Students As Growth Market

Growing up as a fundamentalist Christian in Austin, Texas, Josh Bergeleen says he “didn’t know that gay was a thing.” That changed when he went off to college at Emory University in Atlanta, and he came out at 18, shortly after beginning his freshman year. Four years later, Bergeleen credits Emory’s welcoming environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students as a key factor not only in his discovering his own identity, but in helping him stay on track to graduate from the business school this year.