>>Amy Wilkins, a University of Colorado associate professor of sociology, does not buy the idea that men are being picked on in college. Women have to work harder in classrooms to get degrees and jobs where they will be paid less than their male counterparts, she said. “College is still so much of a man’s game, it’s so much easier for them,” <<

good grief. Woman are graduating college at a rate significantly higher than men, and women with degrees, through the age of 30, are out earning men with the same degree.

If the roles were flipped, this would be an all out emergency. 

Question for Ms. Wilkins: When WILL you decide to help young men? When their graduation rate falls to 30%? 20%? Women today are graduating at a rate 50% higher than men, and you see no need to sound the alarm. Incredible.