“In general drinking is an issue on college campuses. When you take that and put it in a foreign country there’s potential for more consequences.”
– ERIC PEDERSEN, graduate student at the University of Wisconsin, whose …
“In general drinking is an issue on college campuses. When you take that and put it in a foreign country there’s potential for more consequences.”
– ERIC PEDERSEN, graduate student at the University of Wisconsin, whose …
Children’s picture books that is–which is an even bigger outrage!
What started out as a private joke ended up around the Internet — and hurting a university’s reputation.
“Whatever happens, I want to see the game.”
– MAJOR HESTER, 69, who put off installing a pacemaker in his chest until after his alma mater, Michigan State, plays rival Michigan in football this weekend (via AP)
Johnny Depp is probably the last person you’d expect to come to your rescue at school.
A Missouri publisher has released a coloring book that teaches kids the origins and values of the Tea Party. The publisher and author, Wayne Bell, said that he has already sold thousands. (via the Guardian)
And let’s be honest: if you need to ask the question, you clearly don’t live in one of them.
Bars near the University of Illinois have found a high-tech way to keep students safe.
It’s easy to take the 1st Amendment for granted.
Deeming that history texts with a “pro-Islam/anti-Christian bias” should not be tolerated in Texas’ schools, the Texas Board of Education passed a resolution yesterday that requires publishers to follow their guidelines. (via AOL News)
Yes, it’s National Punctuation Day, which means NewsFeed is counting down our favorite punctuation marks. Come with us into a wonderful world of typography and proper grammar!
In case you didn’t know, today is Constitution Day, which we celebrate that document that has been America’s law of the land since 1787, and over which we have fought, grappled, waged huge, expensive courtroom battles, …