Without Abraham Lincoln, There Would Be No United States. Remember Him Today On His Feb 12 Birthday.
By Seth Grossman. Reprinted from Shore News Local. In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson and Congress adopted the Uniform Monday Holiday Law and made Columbus Day a new national holiday. Washington’s Birthday is now part of ”Presidents Weekend” and no longer a national holiday on February 22. Abraham Lincoln’s birthday on February 12 is almost
Stockton University’s “United Against Hate Day” Indoctrinates Students to Hate America, Whites, Jews, Men, etc.
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF STOCKTON UNIVERSITY February 5, 2018 Dr. Harvey Kesselman President, Stockton University 101 Vera King Farris Drive Galloway, NJ 08205-9441 President Harvey, I read the web page for Stockton’s first “Unite Against Hate Day” scheduled for tomorrow, February 6: https://stockton.edu/bias-free/unite-against-hate-day.html. The program is blatantly dishonest, harmful to students, and
Challenge Stockton University ‘Hate / Blame America’ Indoctrination Program
Any time between 10 am and 4pm. Students and non-student members of South Jersey community are invited to meet at Table #24 at F Wing Atrium (outside library). “We need to talk to students about LibertyAndProsperity.org at Stockton’s ‘Get Involved Fair’”, Seth Grossman, the group’s Executive Director, announced yesterday. “Stockton University spends lots of time
Richard Stockton Never Owned A Slave. Our Colleges and Schools Refuse to Tell His Remarkable Story Anyway.
The story of Richard Somers of Somers Point explains when America was great, and why. Richard Somers, like most Americans back then, learned more reading, writing, critical thinking, math and science skills from eight grades of schooling, than most college graduates know today. Somers mastered a trade, skippering cargo ships sailing between New York and
Did Richard Stockton own a slave? Should his statue be removed from Stockton U?
The Press of Atlantic City claimed in its headline that Richard Stockton, one of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence, was a slave owner. Because of that, his statue was removed from display at Stockton University. But was he? And if he were, should that fact alone deny him recognition and admiration?
Stockton Students “March” for Science. But Are They Doing Any?
“Stockton University student Maharshi Patel is coordinating a local March for Science on the Atlantic City Boardwalk Saturday to raise awareness of science and climate issues along the shore. The march will begin at Albany Avenue and the Boardwalk at about 2 p.m. and proceed down the Boardwalk to Kennedy Plaza near Boardwalk Hall and