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The right gives advice to 2018’s college grads

Graduation day.

Credit: Dan Kitwood

Credit: Dan Kitwood

Graduation day.
By Bria Felicien
May 14, 2018

1. Liberal students, colleges should learn from Liberty University's civility

From The Hill: "Perhaps liberal ideology, when challenged, doesn't hold up, and administrators can't possibly risk breaking their echo chambers and having their students exposed to a conservative idea."

2. Graduates: Here's an Honor Code for Life

From Bloomberg: "Amid a national epidemic of dishonesty, acting with integrity is more important than ever."

3. My university doesn't graduate politically correct snowflakes, that's fake news

From USA TODAY: "The vast majority of the students I teach are tough and smart. My university isn't sending the world snowflake graduates swaddled in political correctness."

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