Monthly Archives October 1994

New checks on campus sexual-harassment cops

Rule of law

By Jeremy Rabkin

The Wall Street Journal, October 19, 1994

By 1693, when the hysteria finally subsided in Salem village, 19 people had been hanged on witchcraft charges. A dozen years later, the young girl who had triggered the witch hunt made a public confession: Her tales of satanic spells,

Is affirmative action doomed?

The New Republic. On September 7 Deval Patrick, the assistant attorney general for civil rights, filed a brief in a New Jersey case...