> So is anyone keeping track of this now that CCO is gone? Who are the big
> players on the campus right these days? Is ISI still running the Collegiate
> Network? What's the relationship between groups like ISI and YAF, and
> groups like the Center for Individual Rights (CIR, which has taken money
> from the openly racist Pioneer Fund and which a few years ago ran an ad in
> campus newspapers at "fallback schools" -- like my own -- urging white males
> who felt they had been denied admission to certain universities because of
> affirmative action to give them a ring and join them in their lawsuits) and
> Horowitz's Center for the Study of Popular Culture (CSPC), for example?
> Obviously these groups work in tandem from time to time, but I imagine that
> just like groups on the left, there must be some inter-organizational
> jealousies, competition for (much more plentiful) resources, etc.
>
> Is anyone thinking of putting together an updated version of "Uncovering the
> Right on Campus" that covers all of this stuff?
Is there still a right wing presence on campus? If so, it can't be as bad as it was when I was in school in the mid 80s when the YAF was a vocal and annoying problem.
I would think that the Supreme Court decision on student fees and student newspapers would have been the final nail in the coffin of the campus right. They've been pushing defunding for years.
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