that the professors are right. Sorry FOX, Reality has a "liberal" bais.

No bias at all, neither liberal nor conservative. This university encourages open, creative thinking, and tries to teach all to think critically and think for themselves. If that leads our community to support Democratic candidates to the tune of 96%, what does that say to you about the political leanings of people who are taught to think freely and critically, and come to their own conclusions about the ways of the world?

and will confirm Fox's narrative of academic bias. If they weren't being disruptive, they should have been allowed to stay.

False equivalence fails the test of logic, again!

be investigated for its own "conservative bias" in their reporting.

What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.

start, but they will have to get about 100 stories under their belt to convince me that their reporters are anything more than pimps.

FOX Pimps. There are ruder terms but this one fits very nicely and I hope it goes into their wikipedia history for all future historians, and their grandchildren, to see.

They kicked him off because he was acting like a perv.

http://www.salon.com/2015/10/27/bill_oreillys_lapdog_jesse_watters_complains_about_being_kicked_off_campus_after_he_started_randomly_hitting_on_undergraduates/

But of course it looks like the lazy headline writer was quoting O'Reilly's knowingly misleading spin.

Not one of them cares about BJU conservative bias, Liberty Uni's conservative bias or Pepperdine's conservative bias.

Fuck Fox News

Fake news gets treated like fake news.

in the right to privacy.

The real problem is that most well educated people tend to be liberal because in order to
gain advanced degrees they had to learn to think for themselves. They understand
the concept of learning, intelligence, science, and the pursuit of truth.

Fox News can't stand it because they want everybody to be dumb, indoctrinated,
and mindlessly willing to follow whatever they say.

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Political_beliefs_of_academics

Great link.

Remember that crap he pulled with Bernie Sanders?

Is there a conservative bias there, or is that just common sense education to O'Reilly? Maybe check at Brigham Young.

Just a few weeks ago.

The College of Agriculture, the College of Human Ecology (used to be Home Ec.), the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, and the College of Veterinary Medicine are state schools, while the other colleges are private, but they're all part of Cornell University.

It's a strange hybrid, with lower tuition for the state portion for New York residents. Some majors (biology and psychology, for instance) are offered in both the College of Arts and Sciences and in one of the state colleges, so New York residents who want to major in certain fields enroll in the state program and get a break on tuition.

(I spent one year there on a language program and another year there as a visiting instructor six years later.)

Make fun of a good university to marginalize them. That's how repugs have come to power, using those very tactics in all of their media. I applaud Cornell for ejecting Fux new's yellow journalists.