From the Sunday Mercury. Among the many dishonesties of trade which the moral sense of the community is called, upon to suppress, we would particularly notice a most pernicious and infamous ...

“This was not impulsive or rash decision making but considered conduct. These were not mistakes. These were a series of thoughtful, detailed dishonesties over a period of years.” ...

Three were accused in the courts and in Congress of shocking dishonesties; one (Thomas Woodnutt Miller, President Harding’s friend) went to jail. This time the stake is 14 times as large.

For all the reasons above, Vance said that higher education is “fundamentally corrupt” and responsible for “some of the most preposterous dishonesties in the world.” Evidently, anti-education rhetoric ...