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December 7, 2015
See Thru Ed

Connecting Loans to College Preparedness
By Neal McCluskey
December 4, 2015
Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice

Four Reasons for Preserving the Autonomy of SGOs
By Jason Bedrick, Lindsey M. Burke, and Robert C. Enlow
December 4, 2015
New York Post (Online)

Woodrow Wilson’s Racism Isn’t the Only Reason for Princeton to Shun His Name
Racism isn’t the only aspect of Wilson’s character and career that should give Princeton pause about honoring him.
By David Boaz
December 1, 2015
The Weekly Standard

Not on My Dime
Given the inherent injustice of dictatorial punishment for ‘extreme’ views, and the possibility of all sides having legitimate positions, the only remedy fair to both conservatives and those with whom they disagree is to phase out higher education subsidies.
By Neal McCluskey
December 1, 2015
philly.com

Free Speech on College Campus
This debate has revealed that far too many of our nation’s brightest students believe that free speech and social equality are at odds.
By Emily Ekins
November 24, 2015
redefinED

Don’t Let Testing Undermine Choice
There is no single best way to educate a child or to measure educational progress.
By Jason Bedrick
November 18, 2015
Cato.org

Suppression of Free Speech in Academia Is Out of Control
By Nat Hentoff
November 4, 2015
Cato.org

A Tale of Two Teachers: The Politics of Personal Teaching
By Nat Hentoff
October 30, 2015
Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice

Friday Freakout: Do Low-Income Kids Really Benefit from School Choice in South Carolina?
By Jason Bedrick
October 28, 2015
Article

President Obama Finally Opts in for Personalized Teaching over Standardized Testing
By Nat Hentoff
October 22, 2015
See Thru Ed

Higher Ed Problems “God’s Will or Somebody Else’s Fault”
Ultimately, the huge waste and failure in higher education is primarily the fault of Washington politicians.
By Neal McCluskey
October 8, 2015
See Thru Ed

Rubio Misses Cutting Subsidies for Student Loans
Massive federal subsidies underlie most of higher ed’s problems, and Rubio does not appear to seriously target them.
By Neal McCluskey
September 17, 2015
See Thru Ed

Keeping a Bad Scorecard
Higher education, with all its rankings and competition, is kind of like a sport.
By Neal McCluskey
September 14, 2015
Real Clear Policy

‘Misinformed’ about Common Core, Indeed
Defenders of the Common Core national curriculum standards have a favorite tactic: deem opponents ‘misinformed.’ But the evidence doesn’t support the charge.
By Neal McCluskey
September 13, 2015
Politico

Breaking the Link between Home Prices and School Quality
A decent education shouldn’t require living in a ritzy neighborhood.
By Jason Bedrick and Lindsey M. Burke

Cato Annual Report

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Tariffs, Emergencies, and Presidential Power

Free Society

Spring 2025

Commentary

Connecting Loans to College Preparedness

Four Reasons for Preserving the Autonomy of SGOs

Woodrow Wilson’s Racism Isn’t the Only Reason for Princeton to Shun His Name

Not on My Dime

Free Speech on College Campus

Don’t Let Testing Undermine Choice

Suppression of Free Speech in Academia Is Out of Control

A Tale of Two Teachers: The Politics of Personal Teaching

Friday Freakout: Do Low-Income Kids Really Benefit from School Choice in South Carolina?

President Obama Finally Opts in for Personalized Teaching over Standardized Testing

Higher Ed Problems “God’s Will or Somebody Else’s Fault”

Rubio Misses Cutting Subsidies for Student Loans

Keeping a Bad Scorecard

‘Misinformed’ about Common Core, Indeed

Breaking the Link between Home Prices and School Quality