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A new poll has revealed that 94 percent of college democrats support recent pushes to defund the police. 61 percents of young democrats also believe that rioting and looting are valid forms of protest. According to a report by the College Fix, a new poll of 1,500 students revealed that 94 percent of Democratic college students believe that American police forces should be defunded as a consequence for acts of police brutality. Although 94 percent of Democratic respondents said they supported proposals that include decreasing police funds, only 13 percent of Republican respondents said that they agreed.

Wednesday, March 2, 2005 1:37 p.m. EST Liberals Hold 'Name Coulter's Book' Contest A "Name Ann Coulter's Next Book" contest launched by campusprogress.org, a fledging liberal Web site and offshoot of the slightly crazed Center for American Progress, challenged students to come up with appropriate titles. According to the Web site, the rules for the contest were simple: The book title had to be the same format as Coulter’s books — a single word followed by an explanatory subtitle, as in Coulter's "Treason: Liberal Treachery from the Cold War to the War on Terrorism." According to the Washington Post's Reliable...

ITHACA NY--Tim Lim '06, the vice president of the Student Assembly, stepped down from his post as president of the Cornell Democrats last night amid allegations of voting improprieties in last year's student government elections and other alleged breaches of ethical conduct. Two other executive members also resigned last night. They were Nina Fixell '07, the group's director of public relations, and Heather Grantham '06, director of community relations. Grantham is a Sun columnist. [Victoria Lauterbach], the group's executive of fundraising, said Lim forced his fraternity's pledges to go around collecting netIDs and PINs, which were then allegedly used to...

BU´s Dems are selling these bracelets at the GSU.Boston University College Democrats are continuing the fight for progressive ideals by trying to sell 500 blue wristbands, engraved with the text "Think BLUE 11/4/08," in less than a week."Think BLUE," a $1 band fashioned after Lance Armstrong's "LiveStrong," represent the importance of a democratic presence and recognition that national elections happen more often than every four years, Treasurer of the College Democrats Megan Jacobs said. "I thought they would be good to build a sense of community among Democrats," the College of Arts and Sciences junior said. "They are about keeping...