The ‘Monoculture’ U.S. University Campus Fallacy
The kids are alright. And for the adults who still disagree, never forget that the same was said about your generation
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Market Signals Reject Fear of Rampant Socialism on Campus
That corporations continue to court college students so assiduously is a market signal that neither the campuses nor their students are as lost as alarmists want to believe.
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Dear Conservatives, Please Stop Playing the Victim
The main message to conservatives here is that we’re not victims, nor are our kids. A walk of any college campus today is a reminder of this truth.
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Book Review: Martin Peretz’s Excellent ‘The Controversialist’
Martin Peretz is a person of the left who feels the left has left him. He’s strongly anti-communist, but more than a bit too hawkish for me. Whatever your views, I think his book is very much worth the read.
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Book Review: Walter Isaacson’s Spellbinding ‘Elon Musk’
How fortunate we are to have Elon Musk, how fun it is to read about him, and how exciting if we could know now whom Isaacson will write about ten years from now.
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Time to Read War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
For mountain climbers, one imagines that Mt. Everest looms as the ultimate climb to validate one’s ability. For runners, it would be the Boston Marathon, for triathletes the Iron Man? For readers, it’s no reach to say that Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace is the Mt. Everest, Boston Marathon, or Iron Man of reading. Coming in
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