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Calvin College, Forfeiting Its Right To Exist

In the 21st Century, a college that intentionally and stubbornly endorses ignorance and rejects science should not be regarded by any employer as a serious, respectable institution. A Calvin degree should dictate automatic rejection in the job market for any graduate, and the school, as quickly as possible, should be made to shut its doors, permanently, for the protection of the young minds it is determined to warp. Continue reading

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The Ethics Of Harvard’s “Racist E-mail” Scandal

There were a lot of unethical people involved in Harvard’s e-mail scandal, but the writer of the much-maligned e-mail wasn’t one of them. Continue reading

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