That's why, as you look back on thisyear'ssuccesses, you get ready for the challenges and triumphs that await you in the spring semester.
Without conservative students who stand up for open intellectual inquiry, few colleges would be held accountable for the bias and politicking of their faculty and administration. Without conservative students who stand up for their principles, the left could keep saying it has our generation wholly won over.
We've had big victories this fall, but we all know there's still more to do. Keep reading to find out how you can get ready to do even more in the new year.
Welcome to the best of campus reformers' activism, fall 2009 edition. While finals are upon us, CampusReform.org will share the most clever, entertaining, and effective activism events of the semester to keep your spirits high and get you ready for next semester. Think you've got a story that qualifies? Send me an email!
What better way to reform your campus than to win a student government election and have the ability to guide SGA policy and oversee how student activity fees are spent?
Students at SUNY Binghamton did just that. The editorial board of the campus paper, The Binghamton Review, attended a Campus Election Workshop this spring. The workshop, a Leadership Institute program, taught them how to run for -- and win -- elections at their school.
Welcome to the best of campus reformers' activism, fall 2009 edition. While finals are upon us, CampusReform.org will share the most clever, entertaining, and effective activism events of the semester to keep your spirits high and get you ready for next semester. Think you've got a story that qualifies? Send me an email!
November 9 was the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Many colleges didn't mark the date, but more than 40 college groups across the country made sure it was not forgotten.
CampusReform.org and Young Americans for Liberty cosponsored a national day of activism -- and students quickly came on board. The benefits were easy to see: the idea was fun and creative, the message was important, and working as a national team of campus reformers greatly multiplied the effect of each group's efforts.
Most colleges and universities are not what they pretend to be.
They are not places for inquiring minds to learn in an open market of ideas. In fact, many house faculties which systematically attack and often exclude ideas and people in favor of true academic freedom -- especially freedom to give fair consideration to conservative and libertarian philosophy.
No wonder the college experience turns so many students to the left.
CampusReform.org is a large website, as websites go. Websites can't really be discussed in terms of size, of course, but suffice it to say there's quite a lot of information here. It might be kind of overwhelming at first.
But one feature no campus activist should miss is the Campus Reform listing of state-based and local conservative and libertarian organizations.
This list, found here, can be one of your most valuable resources as an effective student activist.
One would think that the agenda for most of the activists at COP 15 (the UN Climate Change Conference) was to “save the planet” from “global warming”. However, that’s not why tens of thousands gathered to protest on December 12, 2009. For the leftist activists, COP 15 and the protest was about changing the system (aka ending capitalism). Climate change is merely an excuse to collapse capitalism and switch to socialists economic systems.
You don’t have to take my word on this… I’ll let you hear it straight from the lion’s mouth. This video was taken during the protest in Copenhagen.
This means that competition for the job you want after graduation will be stiff -- far more still than it would have been had you graduated just a few years ago during the boom.
Summer may seem a long way off right now, but it will be here sooner than you think (if not as quickly as you hope)...and then you'll probably need a summer job.
Not too thrilled at the prospect of another three months of waiting tables, refolding shirts, or washing dishes? Activism can get you a much better summer job -- one that will actually relate to your career.
Just as it can help you get a great internship, networking within the conservative and liberty movements can help you get a great summer job.
Solely because of your political views, you’re wearing a target on your back.
Most colleges and universities are not what they pretend to be. 
Unemployment is over 10%, though 
Summer may seem a long way off right now, but it will be here sooner than you think (if not as quickly as you hope)...and then you'll probably need a summer job. 
