The North Carolina Teachers United Facebook page has nothing to do with teacher solidarity. It has everything to do with attacking public school teachers who reject teacher union talking points. …
Michael Lowrey reports for Carolina Journal Online on a court ruling that declares North Carolina’s cyberbullying law unconstitutional. Katherine Restrepo’s Daily Journal explains why the health care “public option” is…
A unanimous N.C. Supreme Court has reversed a lower court and thrown out the state’s cyberbullying law. Writing for the court, Justice Robin Hudson finds: We now conclude that N.C.G.S.…
Elizabeth Harrington documents for Washington Free Beacon readers another questionable use of federal government resources. The National Science Foundation (NSF) is spending nearly $1 million for a study that will…
Warning: The Twitter image below contains language that some may find offensive. Wes Kyatt, Research Associate for NCGA Democratic Leader Larry Hall, appeared to get a little upset at conservative…
Michael Lowrey reports for Carolina Journal Online on a recent court ruling upholding the N.C. cyberbullying law as constitutional. Terry Stoops’ Daily Journal notes a homeschooling milestone in North Carolina.
Jackson County Schools will monitor students’ social media posts. That is supposedly controversial, as if Facebook and Twitter are sealed diaries and little kids need no guidance. North Carolina two…
My daughter went up against Ariana Huffington, Howie Kurtz and Salon’s Joan Walsh on CNN’s “Reliable Sources” yesterday and, if the reviews can be believed, held her own and then…
The Information Superhighway is becoming the education autocrat’s Autobahn. I’ve already written about the Facebook Police at NC State and elsewhere. Now I read about the MySpace Militia in middle…
Here’s my new favorite e-mail message (with expletives removed): Sir, you are a big D—. Learn some integrity. Oh, yeah you write like a prick in high school trying to…