Photo: Jonathan Borba/Pexels In the 1960s, campus protesters rejected adult authority, writes William Deresiewicz. Now the “young progressive elite” want the grownups to protect them from emotional and psychological harm, writes William Deresiewicz on Bari Weiss’s Common Sense Substack. Not much has changed since he wrote Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of America’s Elite in 2013, he writes. We are back to in loco parentis, in fact if not in law. College is now regarded as

Millennials who don’t know how to cook a meal, get their car’s oil changed, buy insurance or stick to a budget are the target of the Adulting School, a new program in Maine, reports NPR. In private social media groups and live events at local bars and restaurants, young would-be adults seek help with grown-up skills, such as paying bills, choosing a career and folding a fitted sheet.  (Folding a fitted sheet is hard. I recommend lowering your folding standards.) Carly Bouchar