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  • The Admission Scam Is Another Reason To Destroy Academia As We Know It

    04/04/2019 1:12:05 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 53 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | April 4, 2019 | Kurt Schlichter
    American college is terrible and, as a society, we should stop doing it – at least how it is being currently done. The greatest benefit of a system where most citizens are pushed to get college educations, whether they truly need and want one or not, would be a society of really smart, informed, and engaged citizens. Do you see that happening?No, you do not.Instead, we have a bunch of people who are dragged down by crushing debt after wasting years of their youth chasing a piece of paper that often has no relationship to these graduates’ futures. Compounding the...
  • Whether by Money or Merit, We Will Not Be 'Ruled'

    03/21/2019 7:00:50 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 9 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | March 21, 2019 | Laura Hollis
    Noah Millman wrote a marvelously honest piece for "The Week" last week about the pay-to-play college admissions scandal. He acknowledges what many have known for a long time: First, that admission to the most elite schools is not purely based upon merit. Second, that education as good as -- and often better than -- that at the Ivies and other top-tier institutions can be obtained elsewhere. What parents are really after, Millman says, is status. This has become more important than the education itself, or even connections, which the children of these grasping, bribing parents frankly already have. Millman makes...