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Is the future of affirmative action in doubt?
It might be, according to Jason Riley: When it comes to skepticism of affirmative-action policies, the issue isn’t whether today’s college students are “left-wing activists who aren’t in touch with the real world” but rather whether that description better applies … Continue reading →
Tucker Carlson introduces some of the expanded January 6th footage
There are lots of articles about this today – in the media on the right, that is. For example, there’s this, this, this, and this. There was nothing in the videos that should have been so very surprising to anyone … Continue reading →
Open thread 3/7/23
The feminization of the university
Heather Mac Donald writes about something that’s been apparent for a long time: Mills is part of the Great Feminization of the American university, an epochal change whose consequences have yet to be recognized. Seventy-five percent of Ivy League presidents … Continue reading →
The thighs have it
This guy seems to be made of different stuff than other mere humans: He’s 18 years old.
Continue reading →It’s Monday – let’s have a roundup
(1) Tucker Carlson will be airing shows about the January 6th videos tonight and tomorrow night. Democrat officials and pundits have been busy doing their “debunk ahead of time” routine. They are distraught at the prospect of losing their previous … Continue reading →
Open thread 3/6/23
Plisetskaya: Style. Musicality. Power. Flow.
Here’s a variation from the ballet “Raymonda” that features a dance with a scarf (or shawl, if you prefer). It’s not a bravura variation, technically, although it requires strength and control – as all ballet does, actually. Also, the dancer … Continue reading →
Who was that masked man?
Good luck with this: Face masks, once an essential Covid-19 protective measure, are now being worn by criminals to conceal their identities, according to New York police who are urging businesses to unmask customers before letting them in stores. Masks … Continue reading →
Facing old age
Glenn Reynolds observes: “Ozempic face” isn’t really a thing, it’s just the consequence of losing a lot of bodyfat. I’ve had a number of friends — and my dad — who lost a lot of weight post-40 and they all … Continue reading →