Press Releases
2008.08.19
The Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute is releasing a new medically-based guide to help protect the health of college women just in time for the start of the school year. The only guide of its kind, Sense & Sexuality: The College Girl's Guide to Real Protection in a Hooked-Up World, provides young women with critical information about their physical and psychological health when it comes to sexual behavior - information they may not get at their campus health centers.
2008.06.03
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2008.01.23
Columnist and journalist Amanda Carpenter will give a lecture at Winthrop University on Thursday, January 24, 2008. The largest event of the year and hosted by the College Republicans.
2008.01.22
The Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute launched a contest this month in an effort to get as many of its 2008 “Great American Conservative Women” calendars as possible into college dormitories around the country.
2008.01.07
Facing a $641 million state budget shortfall, Governor Tim Kaine announced that the state needed to look for more efficient ways of doing business. “One of our obligations,” Kaine told lawmakers in August, “is to give Virginians our guarantee that we are putting their tax dollars to the best and highest use.”
2007.11.28
Miriam Grossman, M.D., a psychiatrist at UCLA's Student Psychological Services and Senior Fellow at the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute, has charged universities and health organizations across the country with omitting and distorting critical health information.
2007.06.20
A psychiatrist at UCLA’s Student Psychological Services, Miriam Grossman, M.D. formally joined the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute as a Senior Fellow on June 15. Dr. Grossman’s work will focus on providing college students with medically accurate sexual health information—a welcome alternative to the ideologically-driven advice to which students are accustomed.
2007.06.15
“The professional accomplishments of Congressman Blackburn are vast,” commented Easton. “We celebrate her principled leadership as an elected legislator and champion for ordinary Americans, as well as the inspirational example she provides as a wife of 32 years and the mother of two children.”
2007.04.13
Who was really behind CBS and MSNBC’s dismissal of radio host Don Imus this week? Was it pressure from rap musicians who want to keep demeaning language all to themselves? Or from Reverends Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson—who themselves have made shocking anti-Jewish and racist statements? Or was Imus’ fate instead determined by the public dismay that caused cancellations from major advertisers including General Motors, American Express, Procter & Gamble, Sprint Nextel and Staples?
2007.03.15
College health centers are giving students misinformation for the sake of political correctness, says Miriam Grossman, M.D. At a special event hosted by the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute March 23, this campus psychiatrist at UCLA’s Student Psychological Services will detail how social agendas are betraying students and risking their health.
2007.02.12
You know V-Day has gotten worse when people in God’s country are wearing vagina costumes. Yes, Boone, North Carolina’s Appalachian State University features as part of this year’s V-Day festivities a walking vagina on campus. And with February 14 just two days away, college students across the nation are bracing themselves for the onslaught on decency that is The Vagina Monologues.
2007.02.08
The president of Regnery Publishing, a major conservative book publishing house, became the newest member of the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute board of directors. “The part that I am most excited about is not only helping young women be successful,” Marjory (Marji) Grant Ross said, “but helping them make choices they ultimately will be happy with.”
2007.02.06
February 14 is right around the corner, and instead of dreaming of valentines, college students across the nation are bracing themselves for an annual onslaught on decency: The Vagina Monologues.
2006.02.23
Conservative students at Boise State University, working with the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute, are protesting productions of the feminist play, The Vagina Monologues, on campus. The students' "chalking" campaign is being threatened, however school administators deny the claim.
2006.02.16
Valentine's Day is no longer about love and romance on college campuses. CBLPI has launched V-Day Unveiled, a campaign to provide students with assistance and resources to take a stand against the feminist play, The Vagina Monologues.
2006.02.08
Michelle Malkin will receive the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute's 2006 Woman of the Year Award in front of 250 young women student activists on February 11, 2006 during their Helen C. Richardson National Mentoring Luncheon at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
2006.01.06
Pity the children assigned to failing public schools in Florida. Pity, too, the people of Florida who must live under the irrational and tyrannical rule of the state's Supreme Court.
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