Interdisciplinary Shaming Dept. part IV – Scott Ritchie
Scott Ritchie of Kennesaw State University’s Interdisciplinary Studies Department has some explaining to do. Will he use his position of privilege to do just that?
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Protecting men from sororities: the power shifts
Women’s power gains on campus are beginning to attract greater awareness and an uncomfortable accountability. August Løvenskiolds has noticed and explains the implications.
Grand jury can’t even indict a William Paterson University ham sandwich
Once again false rape hysteria has broken out on a University campus, with even the President of the facility getting involved in the finger pointing. But a Grand Jury has embarrassed the hysterics.
Interdisciplinary Shaming Dept. Part III – Tom Pynn
Kennesaw State University’s Interdisciplinary Studies Department appears to have a problem with staff who abuse their authority. For example, eace Studies Coordinator Tom Pynn, who doesn’t bother to talk to people before declaring war on them.
A personal request to support Zen Men
Sage Gerard has sacrificed much for the movement, and now he really needs your help.
Interdisciplinary Shaming Dept. Part II – Stacy Keltner, garbologist
KSU Gender and Women Studies Coordinator Stacy Keltner attacks Sage from afar, and A Voice for Men retaliates point blank.
KSU feminists panic over AVfM stickers
The retalliation against the faculty of Kennesaw State University continues.
Interdisciplinary Shaming Dept. Part I – Introduction
Kennesaw State University feminists have tried for a year to eliminate Sage Gerard. Paul Elam has some choice words for the faculty, the administration and the legal department.
Zen Men Spring semester fundraiser
Will you help Zen Men protect your sons’ futures on campus?
Do we need men’s studies…History is men’s studies, right?
Dr. Warren Farrell examines the fundamental difference between women’s studies, and what men’s studies would be, should they ever be allowed to exist.
