Author Archives: Judith Ayers

An Ode to Creative Destruction

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Judith Ayers

Graduation season is here, and, for most graduates, it isn’t something to look forward to anymore. Instead of exciting new jobs and opportunities, unemployment and living in our parents’ basements are many of our futures. With one out of two … Continue reading →

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Coercion in the Classroom: Why We Need an Education Revolution

Posted on March 16, 2012 by Judith Ayers

In a recent blog post by the Washington Post, Emi Kolawole writes about the new launch of the Khan Academy iPad App, asking if it is the new face of education. For those of you who haven’t heard of Khan … Continue reading →

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Voting Only Encourages Them

Posted on November 30, 2011 by Judith Ayers

The following is the first of two posts in a debate series about voting. Click here to read Campus Coordinator Christine-Marie Dixon’s rebuttal.   What does it mean to be a good citizen, and why should we strive to be one? … Continue reading →

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Libertarians You’ve Never Heard Of: Isabel Paterson

Posted on October 25, 2011 by Judith Ayers

The phrase “libertarian women” usually evokes an image of either Ayn Rand or Rose Wilder Lane. However, there are many other great freedom loving females that are often forgotten, one of which is Isabel Paterson. Paterson is so unknown, in fact, that … Continue reading →

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