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Long before Andrew Lohse became a pariah at Dartmouth College , he was just another scarily accomplished teenager with lofty ambitions. Five feet 10 with large blue eyes and the kind of sweet-faced demeanor that always earned him a pass, he grew up in the not-quite-rural, not-quite-suburban, decidedly middle-class town of Branchburg, New Jersey, and attended a public school where he made mostly A’s, scored 2190 on his SATs and compiled an exhaustive list of extracurricular activities that included varsity lacrosse, model U.N. (he was president), National Honor Society, band, orchestra, Spanish club, debate and – on weekends – a special pre-college program at the Manhattan School of Music, where he received a degree in jazz bass. He also wrote songs; gigged semiprofessionally at restaurants throughout New York, New Jersey and Connecticut; played drums for a rock band; chased, and conquered, numerous girls; and by his high school graduation, in 2008, had reached the pinnacle of … [Read more...] about Confessions of an Ivy League Frat Boy: Inside Dartmouth’s Hazing Abuses

close Video Evidence of race indoctrination in Virginia classrooms is clear, Loudoun County parent says Loudoun County parent Scott Mineo, who runs Parents Against Critical Theory, shares what he's uncovered on 'Fox & Friends.' An Advanced Placement Government teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia is speaking out about what she calls "Marxist" ideas that have prompted intense infighting among county residents. "We're told that we're living in a county that's suffering from systemic racism and I think that that whole notion has done nothing but damage our community and our school since they began pushing equity," teacher Monica Gill told Fox News this week. She added that teachers were told to "disrupt and dismantle this systemic racism. And I can tell you, one thing that's for sure, it has been disruptive because there are parents who disagree with this ideology, there are teachers who disagree with it, there are students who disagree with it … [Read more...] about Virginia teacher says critical race theory has damaged community as frustrated parents demand changes

After violent national tragedies — such as Pearl Harbor, the Kennedy assassination, and 9/11 — blue ribbon, bipartisan commissions are named to assemble facts, assign culpability and offer preventive protections against subsequent acts of violence. It has been more than 100 days since a mob assaulted the Capitol in a violent attempt to prevent congressional certification of a presidential election. Proposals for a commission — offered right after the carnage, by Republicans and Democrats alike — have bogged down in partisan sniping. Therefore, Congress should promptly pass legislation authorizing the president to appoint a commission, equally divided between Republicans and Democrats and subject to a veto of either House. ADVERTISEMENT “A commission is really necessary and logical,” says Tom Kean, the former congressman and Republican governor of New Jersey who headed the 9/11 Commission. “Congress seems incapable of doing anything bi-partisan. There are important questions … [Read more...] about Appointing a credible, non-partisan Jan. 6 commission should not be difficult

CELEBRATING National Women’s Month, Arise-Philippines (PH), along with SM Cares, the corporate social responsibility arm of SM Supermalls, and Resilient PH, concluded the “Women Leaders in Building Disaster Resilience” webinar, highlighting the important role women play in disaster risk reduction and management and the women leaders who have contributed to pushing for policies, projects and programs that contributed to building national and community resilience. In keeping up with this year’s theme of #WomenMakeChange, the online event featured women industry leaders who have made strides in the fields of resilience and disaster response such as Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga, president of the National Resilience Council (NRC); Liza Silerio, vice president for Corporate Compliance of SM Supermalls and Arise-PH global board member; Adelina Kamal, executive director of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance; and Lesley Cordero, senior disaster … [Read more...] about Arise-PH, SM Cares and Resilient PH team up for disaster management