[Lando Lincoln]

I did a search for this article....it has a ring of familiarity but did not see it anywhere. Good topic, nonetheless.

[Lando Lincoln]

Ping....good news for you. Plenty of co-eds!

[ewing]

The whole campus is anti-male!

No wonder they can't get men to come to Bezerkely and join the Armed Forces instead..

[Mister Magoo]

The answer to this question is obvious, and stated in the article itself: Among blacks, two women earn bachelor’s degrees for every man. Among Hispanics, only 40 percent of college graduates are male. The article should focus on the true question -- why are so many male minorities skipping college?

[BeAllYouCanBe]

Daily Bruin, which asked "Are you tired of male-bashing and victimology?"

Well we've been brainwashing kids now to believe that all men were evil -- now we seen the fruits of the feminist agenda and people are upset?

The fact is that kids today see most education as manipulating facts to fit an agenda of the leftist teachers. If I were in college I'd probably spend most of my time arguing with the commie profs and getting poor grades because of my poor attitude.

[RushingWater]

I believe the colleges are reflecting success in the corporate area. Professional women have a much more secure future with a Fortune 500 as these companies clamor for diversity percentages.

[taxed2death]

Maybe we (males) should apply for "minority status".

Now THAT would be funny!

[Uncle Hal]

When I was in college and graduate school in the 50's there were a lot more men than women in college. I wish there had been more women it would have improved my odds.

[Porterville]

Well, it's hard to go to school and be told what a worthless dirtbag you are because you are a male...it sucks the life right out of you.

[elbucko]

"Our schools simply aren't made for boys.

I can relate to that. When I had the choice, I preferred (straight) male teachers to the old bags. As I went through both the Army and college at the same time, the "culture" differences were very noticeable. And not just the military context. Even in the '70's. I can imagine it's much worse now.

I will avoid professional or otherwise seminars, if I can, if the predominate speakers are female because they tend to present the material in a manner that's annoying to distraction.

The women are taking over and the Hillary Clinton's of this world will be in charge. That's the sad fact.

BTW, don't accuse me of misogyny. I am married and have an adult daughter. They both agree with me, even in private.

[redhead]

""What does it mean in the long run that we have females who are significantly more literate, significantly more educated than their male counterparts? It is likely to create a lot of social problems. This does not bode well for anyone.""

Um, I think this is a little too "optimistic." The "education" most of these "women" are receiving at these colleges seldom has much to do with literacy, history, real art, or anything that might be construed as EDUCATIONAL. Men, on the other hand, are probably out in the job market, learning things first hand: Counting, making change, working for a living, earning a wage, and handling a budget, among other things, including joining the military. (And, of course, there are exceptions on both sides. But those girls aren't learning how to be good wives, mothers, or employees. Count on it.)

[Thud]

ping

[Tall_Texan]

I think this should actually be the natural order of things. Which gender seems more inclined to sit on their ass all day and talk about everything that's wrong rather than actually doing something?

[Euro-American Scum]

Except during World War II, when slightly more females enrolled than men, males were in the majority until men’s graduation rate began to decline in the late 1970s. By the early 1980s women began to represent the majority of graduates.

I wonder what happens when the oppressed women of America have to compete for the slave wages being offered to the oppressed H-1B peoples of color of the third world?

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

Whos kidding Who ? Are'nt Woman smarter than Men anyway ?

[longtermmemmory]

bump for later

[VOA]

"No More Big Man on Campus?”

Well, after about 30 years of noisy feminists (and their estrogenized male accomplices
in the media and academia) telling the males of America "Your services are no
longer required"...is the disapearance of males from campi any great shock?

People with any real brains usually don't hang out where they aren't wanted.

That's why the campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq have the liberals so rattled...
they are finding out that the true American Man (in the form of the self-sacrificing
American soldier) IS more respected than their
Idealized American Male (aka, Bill Clinton).

[waterstraat]

Bump for womens lib.

[laurav]

The article has a ring of familiarity, but that's because Glenn Sacks has written on the same exact topic at least a dozen times different places. He's a good writer, so I hope he'll branch out to other topics at some point.

[expatpat]

Perhaps more and more males are seeing that the university "education" has become a useless exposure to PC brainwashing. (I say that as a PhD [to demonstrate I'm not anti-education], tho that was from before PC took over).

[John123]

I think I know why there isn't a lot of men at college. They go to trade schools so they have a better chance of being employed and sooner.

Isn't going to college really delaying your adult life?